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BC now has lowest child labour standards in North America
READ THE FULL REPORT HERE. Vancouver – Recent changes to the province’s Employment Standards Act mean BC is now the most child labour-friendly jurisdiction in…
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The preventable cancer epidemic
READ THE FULL REPORT HERE. Cancer has become such an epidemic that 41% of Canadian males and nearly 38% of Canadian females will develop some…
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CN’s track record
No reason to celebrate the BC Rail deal Last year’s tragic case of a bridge failure near McBride, and the loss of railway employees’ lives,…
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Alternative Federal Budget 2004
Rebuilding the foundations Paul Martin is hailed as a fiscal magician by turning endless deficits into endless surpluses. But the cupboard is always miraculously bare…
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March 2004: ANC Government Breaks Mandela’s Promises
Poor South Africans forced to buy water from private supplier Another dusty day in Orange Farm near Johannesburg: red earth split in cracks, long dry…
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March 2004: The Forgotten Bomarc Story
Martin government should apply lessons of Bomarc to Bush’s NMD Last May, in an informative article in The Monitor, Lesley Hughes revealed how the U.S.…
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March 2004: The Most Destructive Epidemic
Cancer comes in many forms. The corporate kind could be the worst. THE MOST DESTRUCTIVE EPIDEMIC: Cancer comes in many forms. The corporate kind could…
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March 2004: Tackling Our Worst Drug Addiction
Big Pharma’s hold on our health care system must be broken Parliament’s Standing Committee on Health has identified many important and disturbing issues related to…
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The 2004-05 Alternative Budget of Choice for Saskatchewan
A Budget for Equity Download 398.07 KB68 pages
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BC Commentary: A Review of Provincial Social and Economic Trends
Winter 2004, Volume 7, Number 1 Download 605.47 KB8 pages Inside this issue: Who’s Cutting Classes: Untangling the Spin about K-12 Education in BC Are…
