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Making Women Count
The Unequal Economics of Women’s Work Download 3.44 MB 5 pages This study, co-published by CCPA and Oxfam Canada, looks at how women in Canada…
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From Paris to Vancouver: What happened at the First Ministers meeting on climate
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The Farmers’ Food Donation Tax Credit misses the mark in food security
On February 25 BC joined Ontario and Quebec in offering farmers a tax incentive for donating to food assistance programs, such as food banks or school meal programs. Promised…
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Don’t believe the hype on BC’s carbon tax
The other day, I saw two new examples of breathless praise for BC’s carbon tax, and how it has been wonderful for the province economically…
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UNSPUN: Keep public services public
The perils of P3’s and SIBs The results of the recent federal election are a likely indication of what Manitobans want to see from our…
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CETA investment reforms come up short
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BC’s irresponsible budget
As noted in many recent newspaper articles and editorials, posts on this blog, and social media posts, BC’s 2016 budget reflected the short-sighted and unnecessary…
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The Monitor, March/April 2016
Reconciliation Download 6.55 MB The Truth and Reconciliation Commission issued an interim report and 94 “calls to action” in June 2015. The Indian Residential Schools…
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UNSPUN: Home care in Manitoba best kept public
UNSPUN is the 2016 provincial election commentary series from the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives Manitoba Manitoba’s Home Care program was launched in 1974 under…
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