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Canada’s job numbers: Ontario is driving the trends
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September 5, 2014
Manitoba

Economic Indicators
Income & Wealth Inequality
Indigenous Rights
Tax Policy

Fast Facts: A vote for austerity is a vote for more suffering
Lorrie Steeve’s distasteful comments about Aboriginal panhandlers set off a series of responses that reflected badly on many Winnipeggers. The following week’s big story was…
September 3, 2014
National Office

Income & Wealth Inequality
News & Commentary
Pay Equity
Unions & Worker’s Rights

Something is rotten in the state of labour negotiations
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September 2, 2014
National Office

Employment & Labour

Temporary foreign workers need more rights, not better enforcement of flawed policy
On June 20, Minister of Employment and Social Development Jason Kenney announced a raft of changes to the federal Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP), including…
September 1, 2014
National Office

Government Finance

Monitored: The costs of liquor privatization
The Monitor turned 20 this May and to celebrate the milestone we’re introducing a new regular section. Monitored will delve into the archives, making connections…
September 1, 2014
National Office

International

Modi and the criminalization of Indian politics
The election of Narendra Modi as India’s prime minister in May, with strong backing from the country’s capitalist class, placed a mass murderer at the…
September 1, 2014
National Office

Employment & Labour

Labour unions in the 21st century?
The preservation of past experience in cultural memory too often fails to stick, with serious social consequences. Without an adequate understanding of the past we…
September 1, 2014
National Office

Human Rights

Call the inquiry
“I think, though, this is not a time to commit sociology.” —Prime Minister Stephen Harper, April 25, 2013 On August 21, facing new calls for…
September 1, 2014
National Office

Biotechnology

From cabinet to CropLife: Menzies avoids ethical scrutiny over new job as top pesticide and GMO lobbyist
Since last November, Sierra Club Canada’s John Bennett has been raising the alarm about the appointment of Ted Menzies, the former Conservative cabinet minister, as…
September 1, 2014

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