It’s time to build the housing we need for the future of Metro Vancouver. 

To address the twin crises of housing affordability and climate change, the region specifically needs more “missing middle” housing between the extremes of detached (“single-family”) homes and large condo towers. An aggressive build-out of affordable housing region-wide is central to creating a more fair and vibrant economy that also rises to the challenge of the climate emergency. 

• Celebrating 25 years of the CCPA-BC
• BC is subsidizing logging for pulp and pellet mills
• CCPA in the news in 2021
• LNG exports and GHG reduction goals
• Updated CleanBC plan falls short
• BC's horrific wildfire season
• How to be fiscally responsible
• Recent and upcoming publications
• Living wage rises across BC
• BC's human rights inquiry into hate incidents better late than never
• Robust wealth tax could raise $363B
• Recap of 2021 gala with Hayden King

Two years of the pandemic have disrupted the learning and development of Ontario's elementary and secondary school students. In particular, households with lower incomes and fewer resources have been hit hard.

Bouncing back will require strong government resolve, new policies and the funding to back it up. 

Staffing shortages in Nova Scotia’s healthcare care system have become a full-fledged crisis. In particular, the need for continuing care assistants is urgent. 

Several recruitment strategies have been put in motion, including immigration streams to entice foreign healthcare workers and refugees already living in the province into these positions.

This paper critically examines the province's recruitment plans and the growing reliance on newcomers to address staff shortages. 

Canada's top CEOs had another fruitful year, this time amid the misery of the COVID-19 pandemic. 

The country's 100 highest-paid CEOs from the S&P/TSX Composite recorded their second best year ever for compensation in 2020, according to the report.

These executives got paid an average of $10.9 million in 2020. They now make 191 times more than the average worker wage in Canada.

Big Oil in City Hall: Climate and Energy Politics in the Queen City is the first comprehensive look at the oil industry’s lobbying and advocacy campaign against Regina city council's proposed fossil fuel sponsorship ban.