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Poor need more than T.E.A.
Saskatchewan’s Building Independence Program forces people into “low wage” traps Download 238.59 KB 4 pages
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Poor in Saskatchewan need more than T.E.A.
Province’s Building Independence Program forces the poor into “low wage” trap READ THE FULL REPORT HERE. REGINA–Monday, October 17th has been declared International Day for…
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The Share of Income Tax Paid by the Rich
The Business Press Gives another Lesson on How to Deceive with Statistics Download 115.45 KB7 pages
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Canada’s high-income earners are not overtaxed—report
OTTAWA—Despite recent reports to the contrary, Canada’s high-income earners do not pay a disproportionately large share of personal income tax. A new analysis by Prof.…
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Free money? Think twice.
Free money for everyone when the Finance Minister makes a mistake! I’m referring of course to the government’s proposal to give a third of “unanticipated“…
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Alberta’s oil wealth
Is there a constitutional fix? For years now, provincial governments have complained about a “fiscal imbalance” in reference to Ottawa’s ongoing surpluses while many provinces…
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The O’Neill Report on Federal Fiscal Forecasting
The dilemmas created by the government’s “no-deficit” fiscal rule Download 95.35 KB4 pages
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In whose hands is our energy policy?
Energy ministers from across Canada recently met in St. Andrews, N.B. Media coverage of the meeting noted that the agenda included golf and a lobster…
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Children need greater protection in the world of work
Two years ago the provincial government made dramatic changes to BC’s child labour rules, relaxing the laws and regulations that govern the hiring of children…
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October 2005: Here’s a Book that Fills the Vacuum About Labour in the Media
Book Review Work and Labour in Canada: Critical Issues By Andrew Jackson Canadian Scholars Press, 2005 The world of labour has virtually disappeared from the…
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October 2005: The New Economic World Order (Part II: China)
Amazingly rapid economic growth has made China “world’s workshop” China’s economic ascent over the last two-and-a-half decades has been nothing short of astounding. It now…
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