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Labour Force Exodus
Statistics Canada reported this morning that 38,000 people gave up looking for work in February. The official unemployment rate fell because these Canadians were no longer counted…
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Women’s Economics
You know it, I know it, everybody knows it. Women are not only getting more and more educated, they also represent the majority of university…
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Connecting Aborignal people to ‘good’ jobs
Manitoba has among the highest Aboriginal populations in Canada and it is growing at a faster rate than the non-Aboriginal population. Fifteen percent of Manitoban’s…
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TransLink Funding and Governance (Yet Again)
I always smile when I think of the provincial negotiator Peter Cameron’s comments when we were wrapping up the final details in the transit funding…
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The Loonie’s Stagnant Purchasing Power
Year E-Rate PPP 2002 63.7 81.3 2003 71.4 81.5 2004 76.8 81.2 2005 82.5 82.4 2006 88.2 82.8 2007 …
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A toxic spill and communications chill
So here’s the little that we know about a pipeline break that occurred more than half a year ago and that British Columbia’s Oil and…
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Shared Futures
Big Institutions and their Inner-City Neighbours Download 676.93 KB38 pages “This paper examines cases of institutional expansion in three neighbourhoods within Winnipeg’s inner city. In…
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Making employment work
Connecting multi-barriered Manitobans to good jobs Download 891.25 KB 52 pages
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Increasing number of migrant labourers in Nova Scotia deserve adequate protection
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