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The Monitor, May/June 2016
The Economy We Want Download 7.58 MB From slow growth to the Leap Manifesto, the guaranteed annual income to the $15 minimum wage, efficient re-manufacturing…
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Skip the Rhetoric: The selective free-market principles of the Wall government
Speaking in a 2013 year-end interview with CTV News, Premier Brad Wall had this to say about his government’s approach to the economy and the private sector:
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Fast Facts: New Progressive Conservative Manitoba government – four areas to watch
The recently elected Progressive Conservative (PC) party in Manitoba ran on a call for change. But change for the sake for the sake of change…
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The living wage is designed to reflect the real costs of raising a family in a particular community. It’s based on a two-parent families with young children because…
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Did local community service centres (CLSCs) fail or did the Quebec Health Department forsake them?
In an interview that aired on Radio-Canada, Health Minister Gaétan Barrette invoked the “failure” of the “initial concept of CLSCs” to justify significant activities and resources…
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