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Canadian workers are realizing that strikes beat inflation
Prices are not going to go down to what they were before. If workers want to keep their purchasing power, we need to fight for it.
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Softwood lumber deal an economic and political disaster
Claiming–without evidence–that “a clear majority” of lumber producers now support the Canada-US softwood lumber agreement, Prime Minister Harper says this is sufficient for his government…
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The Town That Lost Its Name
The Impact of Hydroelectric Development in Grand Rapids, Manitoba Download 4.27 MB24 pages
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Saskatchewan Notes: Democracy and Dollars
Citizen Participation in Determining Government Budgets Download 218.25 KB4 pages
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Research for Communities #2
Inner-City Housing Programs and Community Economic Development Download 994.49 KB4 pages
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Our Schools/Our Selves: Summer 2006
Beyond the bake sale: Exposing schoolhouse commercialism Attachments Our Schools/Our Selves: Summer 2006
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Getting Better Health Care
Lessons from (and for) Canada Download 1.82 MB56 pages This study highlights key reforms governments must make to reduce health disparities and shows that reform…
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Premiers must address health care imbalances: report
READ THE FULL REPORT HERE. OTTAWA—The federal and provincial governments must work together to reduce disparities in our health care system, says a new report…
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Don’t blame the feds
The fiscal imbalance is largely a problem imposed by the provinces on themselves through destructive tax competition Next week, the 13 premiers and territorial leaders…
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Fast Facts: Making Manitoba Sweat-Free
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Time to pull the plug on costly P3s
Last month Whistler’s municipal council voted to cancel plans for a “P3” sewage plant upgrade. The decision came on the heels of public concern over…
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Why are Nova Scotians still discussing Sunday shopping?
Nova Scotians thought they had put the issue to rest in the plebiscite less than two years ago. Yet here we are with Sunday shopping…
