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December 19, 2023

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  • FastFacts: Canadian Wheat Board

    Magna Carta for Grain Farmers Download 32.8 KB 2 pages About the authorKen Larsen

    September 1, 2006
  • September 2006: A Short History of Radiation in Ontario

    Uranium refinery boosted economy, not workers’ health Veterans of the Second World War were given a better chance to succeed than were the veterans of…

    September 1, 2006
  • September 2006: Quis Custodiet Ipsos Custodes?

    Canadians who trust our secret police should think again An Innovative Research Group poll taken after the early June bust of “the Toronto 17” is…

    September 1, 2006
  • September 2006: More and Bigger Crumbs from the Table

    Buffett-Gates generosity no substitute for social justice When U.S. investment guru Warren Buffett donated $31 billion last June to the foundation headed by software mogul…

    September 1, 2006
  • Economic Security Project (BC)

    BC needs comprehensive mental health strategy with focus on income, housing and employment supports: Professor

    READ THE FULL REPORT HERE. Vancouver – An Assistant Professor of Health Sciences at Simon Fraser University is calling on the provincial government to re-think…

    August 30, 2006
  • Economic Security Project (BC)

    Community-Based Mental Health Services in BC

    Changes to Income, Employment and Housing Supports Download 160.89 KB42 pages About the authorMarina MorrowMarina Morrow is Associate Professor in the Faculty of Health Sciences…

    August 30, 2006
  • BC Commentary: A Review of Provincial Social and Economic Trends

    Fall 2006, Volume 9, Number 3 Download 1.43 MB Inside this issue: Private Power Developers and the BC Government’s Water Licence Giveaway BC’s Coastal Forest…

    August 30, 2006
  • Softwood lumber deal an economic and political disaster

    Claiming–without evidence–that “a clear majority” of lumber producers now support the Canada-US softwood lumber agreement, Prime Minister Harper says this is sufficient for his government…

    August 25, 2006
  • New Economy Initiative (MB)

    The Town That Lost Its Name

    The Impact of Hydroelectric Development in Grand Rapids, Manitoba Download 4.27 MB24 pages About the authorsPeter KulchyskiRamona Neckoway

    August 23, 2006
  • Saskatchewan Notes: Democracy and Dollars

    Citizen Participation in Determining Government Budgets Download 218.25 KB4 pages About the authorsJim MulvaleYolanda Hansen

    August 21, 2006
  • New Economy Initiative (MB)

    Research for Communities #2

    Inner-City Housing Programs and Community Economic Development Download 994.49 KB4 pages About the authorsCheryl SeligLawrence DeaneIan Skelton

    August 18, 2006
  • Education Project

    Our Schools/Our Selves: Summer 2006

    Beyond the bake sale: Exposing schoolhouse commercialism Attachments Our Schools/Our Selves: Summer 2006 About the authorCanadian Centre for Policy Alternatives

    August 1, 2006
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