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Ecarts de revenus de retraite
Analyse intersectionnelle du revenu des aînés et de l’épargne-retraite au Canada Download 654.48 KB52 pages Ce rapport s’appuie sur les données du recensement de 2016…
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BC Solutions: News and commentary from the CCPA’s BC Office
Download 3.02 MB12 pages In this issue: Corporate Mapping Project virtual conference Rosenbluth lecture 2021 Building affordable housing: Let’s change the game New anti-racism education…
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Laurentian University insolvency reflects a structural crisis in Ontario’s neoliberal university system
Ontario governments have reduced their public grants for university operating revenues from a level at about 80% in 1980 to around 50% in 2004, and to only 38% in 2017.
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Canada’s Carbon Conundrum and the Difficult Path Forward
Since the first oil well was drilled in 1859 humans have been on a roll. Global population has increased more than six-fold and energy use…
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Options for the Creation of an Affordable Licensed Child Care Program in Manitoba
Download 846.49 KB48 pages Options for the Creation of an Affordable Licensed Child Care Program in Manitoba provides important data and analysis to create equity…
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Fast Facts: Leaky Roof and Crumbling Foundation
First published in the Winnipeg Free Press June 8, 2021
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A Canada–U.K. deal that protects Big Oil? We should be cheesed off.
A post-CETA free trade deal with the United Kingdom should facilitate decarbonization and a just transition, not get in the way.
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Ontario’s fiscal plan doesn’t tell it like it is
Post-COVID budgets are built on cuts
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Wealth tax would raise far more money than previously thought
1% wealth tax (July 2020 PBO estimate) 1% wealth tax (new estimate)4 Moderate wealth tax (1%, 2% and 3% brackets)5 Gross revenue $5.7 billion…
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The Bernie Blueprint: The Nuts and Bolts of Distributed Organizing
Not everyone is a gruff-but-beloved Vermont socialist… So how do you build a distributed organizing program without a national presidential campaign?
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Organizing Accessibility and Intersectionality through 15-Minute Cities
For a 15-minute city to properly serve all people, it needs to be undertaken for all people.
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Canada’s Energy Sector
Status, evolution, revenue, employment, production forecasts, emissions and implications for emissions reduction Download 9.4 MB 60 pages This report by veteran earth scientist David Hughes…
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