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    Budget fails to fund enough supports for newcomers to BC

    New immigrants, temporary foreign workers and international students are bearing the brunt of the blame for the housing crisis and strain on public services where…

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    Eroding Tax Fairness

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    Fast Facts: Less a Problem than an Opportunity

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    Canada’s rich not contributing fair share in taxes: study

    TORONTO – More than a decade’s worth of tax cuts have disproportionately lined the pockets of Canada’s most affluent families, says a new tax study…

    November 8, 2007
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    Big oil’s big day

    Stelmach takes it away; Flaherty gives it right back, and more These are pretty exciting times for Canada’s oil patch. Crude oil prices are at…

    November 5, 2007
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    Tax cuts: Are they really worth it?

    I am trying to imagine the conversation I may one day have with my grandchildren about how my generation squandered $60 billion in tax cuts…

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    November 2007: Continental Water Follies

    The “Big idea” that Canada can generously share its water the same way it now shares energy on a continental scale is generally based on…

    November 1, 2007
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    November 2007: Another Setback For Democracy

    Electoral reform in Ontario fails to win enough votes Readers supporting the creaky old “first-past-the-post” (single member plurality, or SMP) electoral system will find neither…

    November 1, 2007
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    An 8-point plan to tackle Canada’s student loan crisis Since 1994-95, the impacts of soaring tuition fees on students who attend—or can’t afford to attend—universities…

    November 1, 2007
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    November 2007: Harnessing The Prairie Winds

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    November 1, 2007
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    Social Exclusion and the Justification of Welfare-To-Work Programs in Saskatchewan

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  1. Budget fails to fund enough supports for newcomers to BC
  2. Eroding Tax Fairness
  3. Fast Facts: Less a Problem than an Opportunity
  4. Canada’s rich not contributing fair share in taxes: study
  5. Big oil’s big day
  6. Tax cuts: Are they really worth it?
  7. November 2007: Continental Water Follies
  8. November 2007: Another Setback For Democracy
  9. November 2007: Graduates Crushed By Student Debt Loads
  10. November 2007: Harnessing The Prairie Winds
  11. Our Schools/Our Selves: Fall 2007
  12. Social Exclusion and the Justification of Welfare-To-Work Programs in Saskatchewan
  13. What’s Wrong with Inequality?

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