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BC Jobs Plan Failing to Deliver
Our report BC Jobs Plan Reality Check: The First Two Years analyzes the impact of the BC Jobs Plan, launched in 2011 because of the…
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Burning issues for Metro Vancouver
The front page story of today’s Vancouver Sun takes on Metro Vancouver’s waste incineration facility in Burnaby. The Fraser Valley Regional District has been strongly…
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Alternative Person of the Year Award for 2013: Pipelines
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CEO Pay: Out of Whack with Ontario’s Minimum Wage
Last week, the CCPA revealed that the top 100 CEOs in Canada earn, on average, $7.96 million a year – or 171 times more than…
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Fast Facts: Hope for a New Year
Four actions in 2014 A new year brings hope and the possibility for a healthier, happier and more just province for all Manitobans. As the…
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Unlucky, lazy, or just female? Why there aren’t more women in the top 100
Imagine finding $7.96 million in your stocking on Christmas morning. For Canada’s top 100 CEOs, that happy day has arrived. These 100 Canadians earn more than…
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All in a Day’s Work?
CEO Pay in Canada Download 683.54 KB14 pages Five years after a global recession knocked the wind out of Canada’s labour market, throwing tens of…
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Infographique: La rémunération des PDG au Canada
Les PDG du Canada célèbrent l’arrivée du Nouvel An avec éclat. Tout juste après la pause du dîner de la première journée de travail officielle de…
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Infographic: All in a Day’s Work?
CEO Pay in Canada For Canada’s 100 highest paid CEOs, the rewards start clocking in very early into the New Year. The infographic below highlights some…
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