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Tirer le meilleur parti de l’examen de l’ACÉUM
About the authorsStuart TrewStuart serves as director of the CCPA’s Trade and Investment Research Project (TIRP), which pools the expertise of academic, labour and non-governmental…
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Health care privatization eliminates pay equity gains
BC now has lowest hospital support wages in Canada CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE FULL REPORT (Vancouver) Privatization has eliminated 30 years of pay equity…
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A Return to Wage Discrimination
Pay Equity Losses Through the Privatization of Health Care Download 220.05 KB26 pages Attachments French Summary: A Return to Wage Discrimination About the authorsMarjorie Griffin…
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Canada has little to gain, much to lose from a customs union with the U.S.
Report OTTAWA–Among the proposals for closer economic ties between Canada and the United States is a call for a Customs Union, which would entail a…
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Indecent Proposal
The Case Against a Canada-U.S. Customs Union Download 210.88 KB28 pages About the authorMarc LeeMarc Lee is a Senior Economist with the Canadian Centre for…
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Budgeting transparency
Ottawa could learn from Victoria If the recent federal budget was a conscious attempt by the government to address the fallout from the sponsorship scandal,…
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The Boughen Report’s Hidden Agenda
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April 2004: The Plot to Rule the World
Bush’s neo-cons want four more years to achieve U.S. world domination Some five years prior to Ronald Reagan becoming President of the United States, the…
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April 2004: Cutting Health-Care Down to Size
We need to learn that good health requires more than good medicine Health-care practitioners with their treatment and advice loom large in the subject of…
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April 2004: The Circle of Life
Let’s stop exterminating the creatures we share the planet with One day a long time ago, when I was still in my teens, I came…
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April 2004: On Acting Local
Some alternatives to corporate globalization are already working It’s time to move on from analyzing what’s wrong. Let’s acknowledge that some solutions have been tried–and…
