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September 2005: International Loan Sharks

G-8 relief of poor nations’ debt comes with strings attached

When the G-8 finance ministers met in London in June, and agreed to write off $40 billion of the debt owed by the world’s poorest nations to the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund, and the African Development Bank, the press was lavish in its praise. The BBC announced that “the world’s eight richest countries have reached a landmark debt relief deal to alleviate global poverty.” U.K.

Social Watch 2005 Canada: Divided and Distracted

Regionalism as Obstacle to Reducing Poverty and Inequality

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Projects & Initiatives: Social Watch
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Growing regionalism blocks poverty reduction: Report

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FastFacts: Manitoba's Minimum Wage?

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New Perspectives on Income Inequality in BC

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Projects & Initiatives: Economic Security Project (BC)
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Inequality on the rise in BC

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Projects & Initiatives: Economic Security Project (BC)

Community Initiation of Welfare-to-Work

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Projects & Initiatives: New Economy Initiative (MB)
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Low income earners in Nova Scotia need a raise

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