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BCE deal could finesse Canada’s foreign control rules for telecom companies
READ THE FULL REPORT HERE. OTTAWA—CRTC Chair Konrad von Finckenstein is right to be skeptical about the proposed takeover of BCE Inc. by the Ontario…
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Strange Bedfellows at BCE
Ontario Teachers and U.S. Private Equity Funds Download 123.37 KB5 pages About the authorMel Watkins
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For Sale to the Highest Bidder
Telecom Policy in Canada Download 123.37 KB144 pages More than ever before, we depend on telecommunications services to conduct our economic, cultural and social lives.…
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Ontario owes women workers $78.1 million in pay
READ THE FULL REPORT HERE. TORONTO—Twenty years after Ontario introduced pay equity, a new study finds the practice is dying on the vine – starving…
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Putting Fairness Back Into Women’s Pay
The Case for Pay Equity in Ontario Download 307.89 KB 5 pages About the authorMary Cornish
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2 Visions 2 Cities: Part 2
A Citizen’s Guide to Understanding Winnipeg’s City Budgets: Public Services for Public Good Download 2.25 MB32 pages About the authorCanadian Centre for Policy Alternatives
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Federal Budget 2008 Analysis
Download 126.88 KB6 pages Attachments Fact Sheets on the 2008 Federal Budget About the authorsToby SangerAndrew JacksonArmine YalnizyanMarc LeeMarc Lee is a Senior Economist with…
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CCPA-NS Outlook
Winter 2008 Download 396.45 KB 8 pages About the authorCanadian Centre for Policy Alternatives
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March 2008: The New Green Superpower
European Union leading the way in eco-friendly economics The ancient Chinese believed that a cosmic force, the Will of Heaven, controlled the rise and fall…
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March 2008: The Dark Side of TILMA
B.C.-Alberta pact feeds myth of provincial trade barriers Talk about extraordinary: A public policy debate has broken out over an issue that normally wouldn’t even…
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March 2008: Corporate Power, Voter Powerlessness
Most citizens want corporate power curbed—but gov’ts don’t What are we to make of the recent Ipsos Global Public Affairs poll disclosing that a large…
