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  • Trade and Investment Research Project

    WTO services treaty expanding into public services and domestic regulation, areas thought off-limits to international trade agreements

    Unknown to most Canadians, senior government officials have just returned from a negotiating session in Geneva to expand the reach of the World Trade Organization’s…

    March 28, 2002
  • Paying for What Works

    BC’s Experience With the Reference Drug Program as a Model for Rational Policy Making Download 172.4 KB 23 pages About the authorAlan CasselsAlan Cassels is…

    March 27, 2002
  • Getting rid of the Reference Drug Program would be a costly mistake

    New CCPA report says program saves Pharmacare millions and should be retained CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE FULL REPORT (Vancouver) The Canadian Centre for Policy…

    March 27, 2002
  • Nova Scotia Alternative Budget

    Nova Scotia Alternative Provincial Budget 2002-2003

    About the authorsCCPA – NSCHO!CES-Nova Scotia

    March 26, 2002
  • Education Project

    Missing Pieces III

    An Alternative Guide to Canadian Post-secondary Education Download 189.03 KB 150 pages For the third year in a row, Missing Pieces: An Alternative Guide to…

    March 25, 2002
  • Education Project

    Provinces pursue deregulation of tuition fees, further limit access to higher education: Report

    READ THE FULL REPORT HERE. OTTAWA–Differing provincial priorities reinforce imbalance in access to quality, publicly accountable higher education, according to an annual report released by…

    March 25, 2002
  • Upstairs, Downstairs and in Between

    The Assets and Debts of British Columbians Download 74.08 KB About the authorSteve Kerstetter

    March 22, 2002
  • Different lifestyles, different worries

    CCPA analysis looks at the assets and debts of British Columbians CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE FULL REPORT (Vancouver) British Columbians have strikingly different lifestyles…

    March 22, 2002
  • FastFacts: What’s Irresponsible?

    Download 33.6 KB2 pages About the authorTodd Scarth

    March 8, 2002
  • Public Interest Research Project (BC)

    CCPA says pay equity report acknowledges need for government action

    (Vancouver) The BC Task Force on Pay Equity’s report to the BC government, tabled in the legislature yesterday, repeats what researchers and women’s groups have…

    March 8, 2002
  • Education Project

    Our Schools/Our Selves: Spring 2002

    Tales From the Crypt or Writing the Ontario Canadian and World Studies The nightmare began innocuously enough. Despite my best instincts and the negative opinion…

    March 1, 2002
  • No need to subsidize business by rolling back labour rights

    “No pain, no gain” seems to be the preferred cliché of the new provincial government. While this approach may be well and good for Olympic…

    March 1, 2002
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