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Bill C-39 won’t “modernize” labour relations in Canada
The law is about strikebreaking, not modernization. And even then, it is destined to fail
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What’s in the Canada Investment Summit “deal book?”
The feds’ summit came with a long list of investment opportunities for Canadian industries. A look at the list shows old-fashioned resource extraction.
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Public sector austerity is driving unemployment numbers in Canada
Tariffs are beginning to bite but it’s public sector workers who are taking the biggest hit these days
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Bill C-39 could lead to massive investor lawsuits against Canada
Corporate promises in Building Canada Strong Act could easily trigger investment arbitration headache for government
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Bill C-39 undermines Canadian workers’ right to strike
The federal government is acquiescing to the business lobby’s attempt to tip the scales and water down workers’ rights
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Canada’s AI consultation asked the wrong questions
The federal government invited Canadians to participate in a consultation about AI. They left out some of the most important issues.
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Not adding up: Surgical and diagnostic privatization in Ontario
The Ontario government favours for-profit delivery of surgeries and medical imaging, but the evidence shows this isn’t good health policy
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The Canadian government’s new “mega” corporate tax cut
What you need to know about the Productivity Mega Deduction, the latest measure purportedly designed to induce an investment boom.
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A worker-first agenda for Canada-Mexico trade
Canada has an opportunity to advance workers’ rights through its relationship with Mexico amid Trump’s tariffs.
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Canada can’t stop relying on temporary pilot programs
From worker supports to immigration to housing, the federal government has a really hard time committing—but pilot programs aren’t a mode of governance
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Air travel in Canada is about to get more expensive
The impacts of airport privatization on travellers and workers
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Privatizing Canadian airports means less safety and higher costs
The feds may announce an “asset recycling” scheme for Canadian airports at their investment summit in Toronto. It would make air travel in Canada worse.
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