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Climate Justice, Green Jobs and Sustainable Production in BC
Attachments Climate Justice, Green Jobs and Sustainable Production in BC – SUMMARY
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So What’s a Green Job, Anyway?
Today the CCPA released a new report by myself and Ken Carlaw, an economist at UBC-Okanagan, that looks at industrial and employment strategies the BC…
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Fast Facts: Meeting the Needs of Youth
Perspectives from Youth-Serving Agencies On Wednesday, September 29th the CCPA–MB launched its latest report at the Freight House. The launch was part of a one-day…
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Speaking Truth to Power
A reader on Canadian women’s inequality Download 166.64 KB126 pages Contributors: Pat Armstrong * Sheila Copps * Eve-Lyne Couturier * Shelagh Day * Jane Doe…
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Meeting the Needs of Youth
Perspectives from Youth-Serving Agencies Download 1.26 MB 37 pages This research report provides an overview of the ‘state of youth’ in Winnipeg communities by addressing…
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Poverty Reduction: Even Alberta?
Currently, six provinces have official poverty reduction strategies either in place or (in the case of Manitoba) in development. BC, despite having the highest poverty…
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What will it take to bring smarter family policy to BC?
Did you know that the BC government has set a goal to reduce early childhood vulnerability to 15% by fiscal year 2015? You can hardly…
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Indigo’s “For the Love of Indigo” school library fundraising campaign
Did you know that parents want their children to have access to well-stocked libraries in their schools? Were you aware that they’re very concerned that…
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Protecting the environment and social justice: you can’t have one without the other
A couple of weeks ago there was a conference in Vancouver on building a green economy. It was a conference with a difference. Organized by…
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A revenue negative carbon tax?
BC’s carbon tax was supposed to be “revenue neutral”, meaning all carbon tax revenue would be “recycled” to British Columbians through personal income tax cuts,…
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Pat Bell’s YouTube Foray – Sowing Seeds of Misinformation
Unlikely as it is to garner a huge following on YouTube, one suspects a recently uploaded video message by B.C. Forests Minister Pat Bell may…
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CCPA Review: Taking Stock of the Bipole III Debate
On July 29, 2010 Manitoba Hydro (with the approval and support of the Manitoba government) announced their preliminary preferred route selection for the Bipole III…
