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Quebec’s debt and the borrowing rate are related, but not in the way you think
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CUSMA’s “Good Regulatory Practices” are a bad idea for workers, consumers and sustainable trade
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Why are we letting corporate medicine take hold in Vancouver’s new urgent care centres?
The BC government has rolled out a flurry of impressive measures to strengthen our public health care system over the past two years. Flying below…
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Service cuts funding tax cuts, not deficit reduction, FAO report indicates
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Why Strong Manitoba School Boards Matter
Download 466.37 KB16 pages Notwithstanding discussions and concerns about recent provincial Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA) and Pan-Canadian Assessment Program (PCAP) test scores, or…
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Homelessness, harm reduction and Housing First
I was recently invited to give a presentation at a two-day event discussing the overdose crisis and First Nations, with a focus on southern Alberta.…
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International Regulatory Cooperation and the Public Good
How “good regulatory practices” in trade agreements erode protections for the environment, public health, workers and consumers Download 5.57 MB44 pages This report, which is…
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Doug Ford’s budget cuts nonsense
New details keep coming out about the Doug Ford government’s cuts to legal aid, to public health, to our schools and to programs to fight…
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The case for Health in All Policies
No other province in Canada is on a public spending teardown quite like Ontario, where the daily newsfeed is filled with spending cuts (Alberta may…
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