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For a more sustainable future
This CCPA BC project aims to develop policy solutions that will enable B.C. to dramatically reduce greenhouse gas emissions and adapt to climate change, in a way that is fair and that benefits all members of society. It is a partnership between the CCPA and the University of British Columbia.
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Advice to the premier
Be honest about your choices Since an image of honesty is an important asset for any government, it would be a mistake to pretend in…
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Cuts not the solution to deficit problems
CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE FULL REPORT Program spending is not the cause of Nova Scotia’s deficit problems, and cuts to spending are not the…
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Canadian women among poorest of the poor
We used to hear a lot about the feminization of poverty. It hasn’t been in the news much lately. Yet women remain among the poorest…
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Debunking the myth that free trade benefits the world’s poor
Shortly after external protests and internal conflicts hit the Seattle WTO Ministerial and stalled a new negotiating round, The Economist magazine ran a picture of…
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Why spending cuts and privatization are NOT the answer for BC
Business interests in BC are lobbying hard for tax cuts for corporations and wealthy individuals. These kinds of tax cuts are regressive, because they would…
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Key public services in BC threatened by call for further cuts
New CCPA report shows BC’s public sector already downsized, further cuts costly to British Columbians (Vancouver) A new report released today by the Canadian Centre…
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Fraser Institute ranking fails as a measure of school quality
Most parents want their children to have an excellent education. The Fraser Institute (FI) taps into this concern with their much ballyhooed “Report Card.” This…
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Never cry wolf
Putting BC’s debt into perspective The 2000 BC budget was accompanied by a great deal of howling over the size of the province’s debt and…
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Are Spending Cuts and Privatization the Answer for BC?
What the Neoliberal Agenda Means for You Download 249.08 KB32 pages
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Who’s Really Winning Here?
The Real Story of the Martin Tax Cut Budget Download 63.04 KB
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Taxes, Growth and Inequality
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