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Loop – 4 Col Blog Index w/Feature Alt

December 9, 2023

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    Alberta
    Monitor Print
    The Monitor

    “Alberta Next”, migrants’ rights come last

    The “Alberta Next” initiative, led by Premier Danielle Smith, represents a significant push toward greater provincial autonomy within Canada. Through town halls and surveys conducted…

    October 1, 2025
  • Education
    News Release

    Analysis finds that BC’s “record levels” of K-12 education funding are a fiction

    READ THE FULL REPORT HERE. VANCOUVER–Contrary to provincial government claims that education funding is at “record levels”, new analysis released today finds that education funding…

    August 24, 2016
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    Reports

    What’s the real story behind BC’s education funding crisis?

    Download 657.31 KB8 pages This short paper challenges the BC government’s rhetoric that education funding is at “record levels”, and shows that BC can afford to…

    August 24, 2016
  • Education

    Infographic: Is BC education funding really at “record levels”?

    Click to enlarge (files open in a new window).

    August 24, 2016
  • Education
    News & Commentary

    Why the provincial government should stop bragging about K-12 education funding

    For families getting ready to send their children back to underfunded and overcrowded classrooms, it’s no secret that BC’s public education system is stretched to…

    August 24, 2016
  • Infrastructure, Cities & Transit

    Growth Charges: All Winnipeggers have a stake

    The issue of development fees has made headlines again as the consultant hired to take on another study of growth financing in Winnipeg, Hemson Consulting…

    August 24, 2016
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    Environment & Sustainability
    Policy Note
    The Economy

    How the so-called “Clean Energy Plan” still wreaks havoc on BC Hydro’s rates

    My wife says I hold on to things too long. Still, when I read BC Hydro’s most recent rate application to the BC Utilities Commission (BCUC), I…

    August 22, 2016
  • Climate Change
    Policy Note

    The BC government’s updated climate (non-)plan: This is not leadership

    Today, after many months of delay (on a Friday afternoon in summer), the BC government finally released an updated “Climate Leadership Plan.” Except it isn’t one.…

    August 19, 2016
  • News & Commentary

    The business case for investing in Canada’s auto industry

    About the authorArmine Yalnizyan

    August 18, 2016
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    Climate Change
    Environment & Sustainability
    Fracking & LNG
    Policy Note
    The Economy
    Transparency & Accountability

    Fracking, earthquakes and hydro dams? Don’t worry. We have an understanding.

    This is the second of two posts. Read the first here. Efforts by BC Hydro to ban potentially destructive natural gas company fracking operations in…

    August 17, 2016
  • Gender Equality
    Housing & Homelessness
    News & Commentary

    4 things to know about women and homelessness in Canada

    About the authorSadie McInnes

    August 17, 2016
  • Energy Policy
    Environment & Sustainability
    Reports

    Big dams and a big fracking problem in BC’s energy-rich Peace River Region

    Download 293.5 KB12 pages This short paper describes senior BC Hydro officials’ fears that earthquakes triggered by natural gas industry fracking operations could damage Peace…

    August 17, 2016
  • Energy Policy
    Environment & Sustainability

    Infographics: A big fracking problem in BC’s Peace River Region

    Click to enlarge (files open in a new window). Read the news release here.

    August 17, 2016
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