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.
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CCPA-Ontario Economist Kaylie Tiessen monitors Ontario's job numbers, region by region. How did 2014 fare? Kaylie's quarterly #jobsFriday report tells you the good, bad, and the ugly.
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-Jim Stanford, Vice-President/Treasurer, CCPA Members Council
Latest posts from the Ontario Office blog:
What’s a living wage and why does it matter? We’ve pulled together some helpful resources on the subject.
Toronto could be $200 million richer
How Ontario can create an effective public pension plan
Hudak’s 100,000 jobs demolition plan: more extreme than the Harris years
Upgrading Ontario’s fair wage policy: how to build better construction jobs
No Ontario region untouched by seismic labour market shift