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BC Solutions: News and commentary from the CCPA’s BC Office
March 2017 Download 1.42 MB12 pages In this issue: BC’s new (affordable?) housing policies A bleak jobs picture outside BC’s big cities The great log…
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Le Budget fédéral alternatif 2017
Les enjeux sont élevés, les choix sont clairs Download 2.41 MB187 pages De plus en plus de Canadiens et Canadiennes subissent les effets des inégalités…
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Infographics: Turning words into action
Talk is cheap. It’s time for the Liberal government to make good on its promises to reduce income inequality and drive inclusive growth. Canadians deserve…
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Fast Fact: Laying fewer charges will help reduce overcrowding
This article was first published in the Winnipeg Free Press, March 8, 2017 Manitoba has a higher proportion of adults in custody than any other…
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5.2 million reasons the fossil fuel industry has the BC government’s ear
The problem of corporate influence in politics and government is heating up in BC as we head towards the May election. 2017 kicked off with…
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Five things you can do right now to help women achieve economic equality
I’ve got my pussyhat. I’m ready to march. To strike. To get to work. Or I could stay home. And watch Netflix. What would happen…
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Infographics: The fossil fuel industry’s access to the BC government
Mapping Political Influence examines the political reach of the fossil fuel industry in British Columbia, as evidenced by donations to political parties and lobbying efforts by…
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Fast Facts: Winnipeg Women speak out on homelessness
This winter, a 53 year-old woman died overnight in minus 32-degree temperatures, frozen to death on the streets of downtown Winnipeg. This tragic and preventable…
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