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A lot of AI discourse masks the fact that it is the result of a series of policy choices. Despite the government evoking Margaret Thatcher’s infamous “there is no alternative,” we do have a choice. And we should be serious about what that choice is.
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Ontario’s Fall Economic Statement a gift to the corporate class
Inadequate supports for workers impacted by Trump’s tariff war; no new public service investments
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Ontario municipal elections are over but the affordability crisis remains
Funding constraints make it challenging for municipalities to address social issues without senior levels of support.
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Is Canada about to give the pharma industry its wishlist?
The federal government commissioned an industry-dominated task force on the pharmaceutical sector
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Closing the gap to the living wage: Prince Edward Island needs to stay the course
This is a joint submission on behalf of CCPA-NS and the MacKillop Centre for Social Justice.
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Bulldozer politics comes to Canada
Shift Storm newsletter—CCPA’s monthly newsletter which focuses on the intersection of work and climate change. September 2026 edition.
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The “Buy Canadian” report card
Evaluating Canadian federal, provincial, and territorial government efforts to develop local procurement policies
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Reimagining Canada’s care economy: Cross-cutting themes and strategic imperatives
Recognizing care as a larger public good is fundamental to a truly inclusive, sustainable and economically prosperous country
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Canada’s Care Economy
The care economy is fundamental to a truly inclusive, sustainable and economically prosperous country.
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A Budget for the Many: CCPA-NS Submission to Nova Scotia Budget 2027—28
The CCPA-NS’ budgetary submission is based on the priorities that were outlined in the Nova Scotia Alternative Budget 2026.
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