The CCPA's Ontario Office specializes in provincial and municipal issues. We deliver original, independent, peer-reviewed, non-partisan research that equips progressives with the arguments they need to press for social change.
Welcome to the Ontario Office
- Halifax—The Nova Scotia legislature will reconvene on Friday for the introduction of legislation to deal with the home support workers’ strike that is set to begin on Friday. While we don’t have the...February 27, 2014 | Ontario OfficeThe Ontario government will soon receive advice from a panel tasked with reviewing how much and how often to raise the provincial minimum wage. Currently, minimum wage workers in Ontario earn an...December 18, 2013 | Ontario OfficeTwo candidates in an upcoming federal by-election have made income inequality the main topic in Toronto-Centre. The CCPA's Growing Gap team created a short primer on income inequality that includes...November 18, 2013 | National Office, Ontario Office
- November 21, 2013 | National Office, Ontario Office
Ontario’s Green Energy Act and the WTO
November 14, 2013 | Ontario OfficeA Benchmark for Setting Ontario's Minimum Wage
May 23, 2013 | Ontario OfficeGTA and Hamilton Public Transit Expansion Revenue Options
- November 19, 2013 | National Office, Ontario Office
Featured Publication
Austerity measures will do more harm than good to Ontario's economy. Trish Hennessy and Jim Stanford maintain that creating jobs, not austerity measures, should be Ontario's top priority.
Behind The Numbers
Latest posts from the Ontario Office blog:
Featured Content
What’s a living wage and why does it matter? We’ve pulled together some helpful resources on the subject.
Keeping green energy local and public
Lowering Our Standards
LCBO privatization doesn't pass the breathalyzer test
Why 38 Ontario municipalities oppose the Canada – EU trade deal
What if the minimum wage was a living wage?