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December 19, 2023

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  • Playing Off the Ports

    BC and the Cruise Tourism Industry Download 514.44 KB 24 pages About the authorRoss A. Klein

    August 25, 2005
  • CCPA report to HoC Finance Committee predicts large surpluses ahead

    OTTAWA—The Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, one of the independent forecasters commissioned by the House of Commons Standing Committee on Finance, announced today that is…

    August 22, 2005
  • Federal Fiscal Forecasting Round 3

    Report to the House of Commons Standing Committee on Finance Download 208.03 KB About the authorEllen Russell

    August 22, 2005
  • FastFacts: Flip-flops and City Garbage

    Download 32.47 KB 2 pages About the authorShauna MacKinnon

    August 18, 2005
  • Resource Economics Project (BC)

    Canada’s looming forestry crisis

    People rarely get excited about bugs, except in summertime when mosquitoes swarm and thoughts turn to West Nile Virus. But there is plenty to get…

    August 18, 2005
  • In for the Long Haul

    Women’s Organizations in Manitoba Download 199.4 KB 24 pages About the authorJoan Grace

    August 16, 2005
  • Resource Economics Project (BC)

    Investing now to stave off BC’s beetle crises in future

    Timelines in forestry are long, far longer than election cycles, which is why governments of all political stripes are often reluctant to invest in reforestation.…

    August 16, 2005
  • Canada should invoke powerful NAFTA provision

    Canadian policy-makers and pundits are predictably outraged by the United States’ refusal to abide by the final NAFTA appeal ruling in favour of Canadian lumber…

    August 11, 2005
  • FastFacts: Manitoba’s Minimum Wage?

    Be Realistic! Download 31.52 KB 2 pages About the authorsErrol BlackJim Silver

    August 4, 2005
  • Resource Economics Project (BC)

    More action, increased investments by province needed to fight pine beetle

    (Vancouver) The BC government should spend a minimum of $118 million more per year for the next five years on research, reforestation and restoration efforts…

    July 27, 2005
  • Resource Economics Project (BC)

    Battling the Beetle

    Taking Action to Restore British Columbia’s Interior Forests Download 1.39 MB 53 pages Attachments SUMMARY (4 pages): Battling the Beetle About the authorBen ParfittBen was…

    July 27, 2005
  • Securing our energy future?

    A review of Nova Scotia’s energy sector in 2004 Download 294.61 KB23 pages Attachments Response to Cecil Clarke, NS Minister of Energy About the authorLarry…

    July 26, 2005
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