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CC – Loop – 4 Col Blog Index Simple

December 19, 2023

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  • Public Interest Research Project (BC)
    Seniors Care

    Privatization & Declining Access to BC Seniors’ Care

    An urgent call for policy change Download 10.78 MB 32 pages Home and community care services in BC—home health care, assisted living and residential care—require…

    March 27, 2017
  • Public Interest Research Project (BC)

    BC seniors’ residential and home care: Less access, increased privatization, new report finds

    READ THE FULL REPORT HERE. VANCOUVER – Despite the BC government’s recent $500 million injection of funding into the home and community care system, much…

    March 27, 2017
  • The budget that could have been

    Even in the worst of times, budgets are rarely hemmed in by “economic necessity.” They are reflections of the values of the party in power.…

    March 23, 2017
  • Saskatchewan’s cruel and unusual budget

    Despite the provincial government’s insistence that its budget cuts would strike a balance among those affected, Wednesday’s budget sure seemed to favour some over others.…

    March 23, 2017
  • Manitoba opens door to public sector secrecy as Ottawa calls for increase in P3 projects

    Wednesday’s federal Budget reaffirms the Canadian Government’s commitment to its promised “Canada Infrastructure Bank.” This opens the door to having corporations deliver public infrastructure through…

    March 22, 2017
  • The budget is a first step to better the lives of women in Canada

    Men and women are different. That shouldn’t be news, but today it is. Today, the government released the first federal budget that includes a look…

    March 22, 2017
  • #Budget 2017: baby step on climate when a leap is needed

    Budget 2017 maintains the federal government’s modest momentum on climate action. The latest plan builds on the investments made in Budget 2016 with new spending…

    March 22, 2017
  • Alternative Federal Budget

    Wanted: more walk, less talk in today’s federal budget

    OTTAWA—The federal government missed a key opportunity to walk the walk and tackle income inequality in today’s federal budget, says Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives’…

    March 22, 2017
  • Three loopholes the feds should close (and one they might)

    There has been plenty of discussion from the federal government, especially in the lead-up to this week’s budget, about closing tax loopholes (expenditures/breaks/preferences). The 2015…

    March 21, 2017
  • The Alternative Federal Budget 2017

    This year’s Alternative Federal Budget (AFB) was released on March 9. I was proud to be the primary author of its housing chapter. The first AFB…

    March 20, 2017
  • New Canada Infrastructure Bank plays poker with public assets

    The federal government’s promised Canada Infrastructure Bank is supposed to be a new government institution to fund infrastructure projects, but it’s a risky gamble.While details…

    March 20, 2017
  • Selling off Canada’s airports could result in sky-high prices

    If the leaks are true, the upcoming federal budget will include an ill-advised move to sell off Canada’s airports, which would result in both travellers…

    March 20, 2017
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  1. Privatization & Declining Access to BC Seniors’ Care
  2. BC seniors’ residential and home care: Less access, increased privatization, new report finds
  3. The budget that could have been
  4. Saskatchewan’s cruel and unusual budget
  5. Manitoba opens door to public sector secrecy as Ottawa calls for increase in P3 projects
  6. The budget is a first step to better the lives of women in Canada
  7. #Budget 2017: baby step on climate when a leap is needed
  8. Wanted: more walk, less talk in today’s federal budget
  9. Three loopholes the feds should close (and one they might)
  10. The Alternative Federal Budget 2017
  11. New Canada Infrastructure Bank plays poker with public assets
  12. Selling off Canada’s airports could result in sky-high prices

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  • Government Policy & Budgets
    Manitoba
    News Release
    Provincial Budgets

    Manitoba Fiscal Update: investing in the long-term should be prioritized over a short-term budget balance

    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE December 15, 2025 WINNIPEG (TREATY ONE) – Manitoba’s second quarter fiscal update, released this afternoon, provides a snapshot of the difficult fiscal…

    December 15, 2025
  • Employment & Labour
    Employment & Labour
    Environment & Sustainability
    Infrastructure
    Manitoba
    News & Commentary

    As Manitoba Hydro moves on energy strategy, staffing must remain in focus 

    Over the last year the Provincial Government and Manitoba Hydro have announced several projects that follow through on the province’s Affordable Energy Strategy, including Bipoles…

    December 15, 2025
  • Government Policy & Budgets
    Manitoba
    News Release
    Provincial Budgets
    December 15, 2025

    Manitoba Fiscal Update: investing in the long-term should be prioritized over a short-term budget balance

  • Employment & Labour
    Employment & Labour
    Environment & Sustainability
    Infrastructure
    Manitoba
    News & Commentary
    December 15, 2025

    As Manitoba Hydro moves on energy strategy, staffing must remain in focus 

  • News & Commentary
    Public Services & Privatization
    December 11, 2025

    Crunching the numbers on postal banking in Canada

  • News & Commentary
    The Economy
    Trade
    December 10, 2025

    Algoma Steel layoffs signal it’s time for Canada to up its game on trade and industrial policy

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