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Stay the Course, Raise the Minimum Wage

CCPA-NS’ Response to the Minimum Wage Review Committee’s Report

by Christine Saulnier

Nova Scotia Office | Reports & Studies

Issue(s): Employment and labour, Inequality and poverty

March 24, 2009

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Minimum Wage: Staying the course right decision

Commentary and Fact Sheets

Issue(s): Employment and labour, Inequality and poverty

March 24, 2009

We need protection now against home heating emergencies - say authors of new reports

News Release

Issue(s): Energy policy, Housing and homelessness, Inequality and poverty, Municipalities and urban development, Public services and privatization

March 9, 2009

Energy security in the residential sector (Part 1 - Fundamentals)

Rapid responses to heating emergencies

Reports & Studies

Issue(s): Energy policy, Housing and homelessness, Inequality and poverty, Municipalities and urban development, Public services and privatization

March 9, 2009

Printed copies of this article can be purchased from the for: $10

Energy security in the residential sector (Part 2 - Nova Scotia)

Rapid responses to heating emergencies

Reports & Studies

Issue(s): Energy policy, Housing and homelessness, Inequality and poverty, Municipalities and urban development, Public services and privatization

March 9, 2009

Printed copies of this article can be purchased from the for: $10

Poverty-reduction plan smart economics

Commentary and Fact Sheets

Issue(s): Employment and labour, Inequality and poverty

November 25, 2008

Building on the strengths of Uniacke Square

Commentary and Fact Sheets

Issue(s): Housing and homelessness, Inequality and poverty, Municipalities and urban development

November 21, 2008

Repaying debt might not be best use of offshore money

Commentary and Fact Sheets

Issue(s): Economy and economic indicators, Energy policy, Government finance

November 20, 2008

Invisible women, concrete barriers

Refugee women in Nova Scotia

Commentary and Fact Sheets

Issue(s): Children and youth, Health, Health care system, Pharmacare, Human rights, Inequality and poverty, Women's equality

November 20, 2008

La prospérité en Nouvelle-Écosse ne profite pas à tous

News Release

Issue(s): Economy and economic indicators, Employment and labour

November 14, 2008

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