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December 19, 2023

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  • Alternative Federal Budget

    Canada’s economic recovery incomplete, mediocre: study

    READ THE FULL REPORT HERE. OTTAWA—The twin claims by political leaders that the damage done by the recession to the Canadian economy and labour market…

    January 26, 2012
  • Breaking down financial barriers to higher education is more affordable than you think

    In a new report released today by the CCPA, I revisit the important question of who really pays for university education. Convention wisdom has it…

    January 25, 2012
  • Fossil fuel lobbyists: the real radicals

    Most of the fossil fuel lobby’s arguments against its opponents should be reversed. Consider: Who are the real ‘radicals’ – those working for a sustainable…

    January 25, 2012
  • The Race To The Trough: What Did Corporate Tax Cuts Deliver?

    The CLC today celebrated Corporate Tax Freedom Day – defined as the day on which corporations have paid their share of all government taxes.  It…

    January 25, 2012
  • Growing Gap

    Infographic: The 99% vs. The 1%

     

    January 25, 2012
  • Public Interest Research Project (BC)

    Infographic: How should we pay for university education in BC?

    January 25, 2012
  • Public Interest Research Project (BC)

    Infographic: Who pays for university education in BC?

    January 25, 2012
  • Public Interest Research Project (BC)

    Paid in Full (Update)

    Who Pays for University Education in BC? Download 2.88 MB33 pages This study shows that university graduates more than pay off the cost of their…

    January 25, 2012
  • Public Interest Research Project (BC)

    BC university students already pay the full cost of their degrees: Tuition reductions justified

    READ THE FULL REPORT HERE. Vancouver – A new study by the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives challenges the conventional wisdom that the public heavily…

    January 25, 2012
  • Job Vacancies vs. Unemployment

    Progressive economists have advocated expansionary fiscal and monetary policies to boost demand and create jobs, given the high rate of unemployment. By contrast, employers and…

    January 24, 2012
  • Meet François Legault, possibly the next premier of Québec

      Some major turn-rounds are radically changing the political situation in Québec. Even from within the province, things remain unclear and it all changes very…

    January 24, 2012
  • Fast Facts: The Harper ‘apology’: Residential schools and Bill C-10

    We learn fairly early in life that when you apologize for something that you have done wrong, it is expected that your apology will be…

    January 24, 2012
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  1. Canada’s economic recovery incomplete, mediocre: study
  2. Breaking down financial barriers to higher education is more affordable than you think
  3. Fossil fuel lobbyists: the real radicals
  4. The Race To The Trough: What Did Corporate Tax Cuts Deliver?
  5. Infographic: The 99% vs. The 1%
  6. Infographic: How should we pay for university education in BC?
  7. Infographic: Who pays for university education in BC?
  8. Paid in Full (Update)
  9. BC university students already pay the full cost of their degrees: Tuition reductions justified
  10. Job Vacancies vs. Unemployment
  11. Meet François Legault, possibly the next premier of Québec
  12. Fast Facts: The Harper ‘apology’: Residential schools and Bill C-10

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  • Government Policy & Budgets
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    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
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    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
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    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
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    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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