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Atlantica:
mythes et réalité Download 1.62 MB 44 pages Attachments Atlantica: mythes et réalité About the authorsScott SinclairJohn Jacobs
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Asking for Trouble
The Trade, Investment and Labour Mobility Agreement Download 512.41 KB 42 pages Attachments SUMMARY: Asking for Trouble (TILMA) Behind the Numbers: The Myth of Interprovincial…
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Miserly 14 cents a day for affordable housing falls short of promise: Ontario study
TORONTO—Despite promises to do more, the Ontario government is spending less than half of what it spent on affordable housing in 2000, says an Ontario…
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Fourteen cents a day won’t build many homes
Ontario Alternative Budget Technical Paper #2 Download 150.05 KB6 pages About the authorMichael Shapcott
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CCPA-NS Submission: Minimum Wage Advisory Committee report
Download 62.8 KB 3 pages About the authorCanadian Centre for Policy Alternatives
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Bogus budgets
Carole Taylor has the cash to solve BC’s pressing needs — but will she admit it? BC’s provincial budget has become more fiction than fact…
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Making the minimum wage a living wage in Nova Scotia
After years of pressure from anti-poverty advocates it seems that politicians and the media across the country have taken a renewed interest in the minimum…
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February 2007: When Greed Has No Limits
Outsourcing and job “restructuring” swell corporate profits Most private sector employers have always regarded their employees as necessary evils, and unions as UNnecessary evils. When…
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February 2007: War or Peace?
Are Canadians near national tipping point in Afghanistan Last fall we passed the five-year mark of Canada’s military involvement in Afghanistan. Our Joint Task Force…
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February 2007: “More Time For Daddy”
Quebec leads the way with its new parental leave policy Leave related to the birth or adoption of a child includes maternity leave, paternity leave,…
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February 2007: Inter-Provincial Trade Deal Worse Than NAFTA
TILMA is a radical, regressive experiment in deregulation The Harper government is pressuring provincial governments to adopt the Trade, Investment, and Labour Mobility (TILMA) agreement…
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February 2007: B.C. Can’t Afford To Burn Coal
Coal-fired power not nearly as cheap as it’s purported to be Controversy has erupted in British Columbia over the Campbell government’s claim that the province…
