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July 2006: Tackling the NAFTA Challenge
“Free trade” clearly a disaster, but how do we free ourselves? Bruce Campbell’s article in this issue explains how NAFTA—and its predecessor CUFTA—have worsened living…
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July 2006: Privacy in the Workplace
Our right to privacy as employees is being increasingly violated Recent CCPA Monitor articles described how our privacy as citizens and consumers is under world-wide…
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July 2006: Our Country’s Shameful Human Rights Record
Canada opposes recognizing water as a basic human right Five million people die unnecessarily every year from lack of clean water. Each day, 6,000 children…
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July 2006: NAFTA’s Broken Promises
Record shows “free trade” has been detrimental for most Canadians The impact of the Canada-U.S. Free Trade Agreement and the North American Free Trade Agreement…
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Fundamental change needed to save Ontario’s forestry-dependent communities—report
CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE FULL REPORT OTTAWA—The Ontario government must implement far-reaching forestry and hydro reforms if it is truly serious about safeguarding Northern…
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Public Forests, Public Returns
A Way Forward for Ontario Download 407.71 KB 44 pages About the authorBen ParfittBen was a resource policy analyst at the CCPA-BC.
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FastFacts: How Winnipeg Saved Itself from Construction Contractors
Download 32.31 KB 2 pages About the authorDoug Smith
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Social Housing, Neighbourhood Revitalization and Community Economic Development
Download 578.82 KB32 pages Attachments Research for Communities: Inner-City Housing Programs and Community Economic Development About the authorsCheryl SeligLawrence DeaneIan Skelton
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Aboriginal Employment in the Banking Sector in Manitoba
Download 658.17 KB40 pages Attachments Research for Communities: Employing Aboriginal People in the Banking Industry About the authorsAaron PettmanKathleen Sexsmith
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FastFacts: Civic Cost Over-runs
Are PPPs the Solution? Download 34.37 KB 2 pages About the authorJohn Loxley
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Crunch Time in Geneva
Benchmarks, plurilaterals, domestic regulation and other pressure tactics in the GATS negotiations Download 348.25 KB28 pages Global civil society should not be lulled into complacency…
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Public interest compromised by government’s pursuit of “P3s”
READ THE FULL REPORT HERE. Vancouver–As industry proponents and BC government officials prepare for a closed-door conference promoting ‘public-private partnerships’ (P3s), a new study raises…
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