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  • Policy Note
    Public Sector

    Cancelled P3 saves $200 million

    Wow. Things can change pretty quickly in a day. Apparently the Port Mann Bridge P3 was just too ridiculous. Jeff Nagel already has a very…

    February 28, 2009
  • Policy Note
    Provincial Budgets
    Public Sector

    Death of a P3

    And so the P3 financing deal for the Port Mann Super-Bridge died, conveniently right when it will get the least media coverage. Here’s the breaking…

    February 28, 2009
  • Policy Note
    Provincial Budgets

    Behind the dramatic drop in the budget of the Ministry of Tourism, Culture and the Arts

    Budget commentators across the province (including Marc Lee on this blog) noted the lack of drastic spending cuts to government programs. While there were some…

    February 27, 2009
  • Environment & Sustainability
    Policy Note
    The Economy

    Axing the Forest Service: The Cuts Continue

    Well it looks like they’re getting ready to wield the axe yet again at the Ministry of Forests, and that the latest victims will join…

    February 27, 2009
  • Policy Note
    Public Sector

    P3s? Fairly ridiculous

    They keep moving the goal posts for using public private partnerships (P3s) in BC to procure large projects. Government officials have argued in the past…

    February 27, 2009
  • Employment & Labour
    Environment & Sustainability
    Policy Note
    The Economy

    “The (not so) slow de-industrialization of the province”

    Yesterday, Catalyst Paper announced the closure of the Crofton kraft pulp mill, a week after shutting the doors at its 350-employee mill in Campbell River…

    February 26, 2009
  • Economic Indicators
    Government Finance
    Reports

    Money, Bank Capital and Zero Interest Rates

    With Central Bank Rates Approaching Zero, Can Economic Policy Be Effective? Download 223.77 KB 6 pages

    February 26, 2009
  • Economic Indicators
    Government Finance
    News Release

    Low interest rates alone not enough to jump-start global economy: report

    OTTAWA—Monetary policy with zero or close-to-zero interest rates are not enough to pull the national and global economies out of the current recession, says a…

    February 26, 2009
  • Policy Note
    The Economy

    Partisan claims and the BC economy

    BC’s recession and election together mean things are going to get nasty in the political realm. Already we seeing plenty of sneering commentary from our…

    February 23, 2009
  • Environment & Sustainability
    Policy Note
    The Economy

    Where’s Our Danny Boy?

    Give Newfoundland Premier Danny Williams credit for leading by example and doing what no BC politician in recent years had the guts to do: force…

    February 23, 2009
  • Education
    Reports

    Introduction to Quebec Education in the Context of Globalization

    Education for the World, Education for All This is the introductory article of the CCPA ‘Our Schools/Our Selves’ publication: Education for the World, Education for…

    February 23, 2009
  • Policy Note
    Provincial Budgets

    Not the usual sceptics

    Scepticism about the provincial budget last week is extending beyond the usual sceptics. BC’s Credit Union Central has published its take titled “The Bandage Budget”…

    February 22, 2009
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  1. Cancelled P3 saves $200 million
  2. Death of a P3
  3. Behind the dramatic drop in the budget of the Ministry of Tourism, Culture and the Arts
  4. Axing the Forest Service: The Cuts Continue
  5. P3s? Fairly ridiculous
  6. “The (not so) slow de-industrialization of the province”
  7. Money, Bank Capital and Zero Interest Rates
  8. Low interest rates alone not enough to jump-start global economy: report
  9. Partisan claims and the BC economy
  10. Where’s Our Danny Boy?
  11. Introduction to Quebec Education in the Context of Globalization
  12. Not the usual sceptics

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    With out-of-control rents, why is the Saskatchewan government allergic to rent controls? 

    The current affordability crisis in Saskatchewan is proving particularly acute for renters. Over the past five years, the cost of rent in purpose-built apartments in…

    August 15, 2025
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    Manitoba
    Reports

    Reversing cuts to Rent Assist to support housing affordability in Manitoba

    Reversing the cuts to Rent Assist would be a way for the Manitoba government to meaningfully support Manitobans struggling with the high cost of living.

    August 14, 2025
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    Manitoba
    Reports
    August 14, 2025

    Reversing cuts to Rent Assist to support housing affordability in Manitoba

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