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We’re starting the New Year in an upstream frame of mind, bringing you the brightest thinking from a June 2023 Parkland Institute conference, An Economy…
From every office – CCPA researchers picked their favourite graphs of the past year.
Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland talks up housing and affordability while austerity looms
If this crisis doesn’t discredit capitalism, what will? There’s this cartoon about two cows. The first cow has just figured out, to her horror and…
Interest rate hikes are behind the collapse of new housing
News and commentary from the CCPA’s BC Office (Oct 2023) Download 3.27 MB12 pages BC’s carbon crossroads: The Energy Action Framework takes the wrong path…
The 2022 living wage for Regina and Saskatoon Download 3 MB 12 pages The Saskatchewan Office of the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives calculates that…
With increased worker militancy, high cost of living, and majority public support, labour has a window of opportunity right now
Prices are not going to go down to what they were before. If workers want to keep their purchasing power, we need to fight for it.
Neoliberalism is like a zombie that won’t die Download 5.58 MB Browse the latest edition of The Monitor online here Before it was an entrenched…
A briefing paper from the Trade and Investment Research Project Download 3.8 MB 19 pages Read the full report online here. TC Energy’s $15 billion…
Previously published in the Winnipeg Free Press June 23, 2023 After winning the 2016 provincial election, then-premier Brian Pallister moved Manitoba’s department of Indigenous and…
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