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- Ricardo Tranjan proposes an alternate plan to Doug Ford's buck-a-beer challenge in the Toronto Star.September 6, 2018 | Ontario OfficeThe Toronto Star's Sara Mojtehedzadeh discusses the findings of the CCPA Ontario's report, No Safe Harbour and gathers firsthand accounts from precariously employed professionals who live and work in...September 6, 2018 | Ontario OfficeIn the Toronto Star, CCPA-Ontario senior economist Sheila Block digs into the latest Census release to reveal the persistent income gap between racialized people, recent immigrants, Indigenous people...October 27, 2017 | Ontario Office
- August 21, 2018 | National Office, Ontario Office
Precarious Work and Economic Insecurity Among Skilled Professionals in Canada
April 9, 2018 | National Office, Ontario OfficeComparing the economic impacts of Ontario carbon pricing scenarios
March 26, 2018 | Ontario OfficeA Blueprint to Fix Ontario’s Education Funding Formula
Featured Publication
Featured Publication
Based on a national survey of professionals about precarious working conditions, the first of its kind, No Safe Harbour: Precarious Work and Economic Insecurity Among Skilled Professionals in Canada shows professionals across the country are not immune to the hallmarks of precarious work: no steady income, no pension, no benefits, no sick pay.
Funding Solutions
Funding Solutions
“Ontario needs a consistent, credible, progressive voice on policy issues at the provincial and municipal level. There’s too much at stake for the future of our cities, our schools, our health care, our jobs, our environment, and more. The CCPA-Ontario has already proven itself to be a powerful and effective voice. It is helping to build a better Ontario."
-Jim Stanford, former Vice-President/Treasurer, CCPA Members Council
Behind The Numbers
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Featured Content
The Ontario Living Wage Network is a network of employers, employees, NGOs, non-profits, researchers, and proponents of decent work standards for all Ontario workers. Visit our website for updates on living wage initiatives across Ontario.
Five lessons from the failing fight against child poverty
Ontario vowed to reduce child poverty by 25 per cent between 2008 and 2013. It came nowhere close. What can we learn from that failure?
Making the case for a $15 minimum wage in Ontario
10 Reasons Stephen Harper should ignore his own economic advice
Overcoming the new Precariat: The future of work
Toronto could be $200 million richer