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Each year country reports are developed around a unifying theme, synthesized and brought together in a global report produced by the Secretariat, which is located at the Third World Institute in Montevideo, Uruguay. This report is available in several languages.
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Young offenders and the “law and order agenda” The Canadian public gets most of its information about young offenders from the media. This source seriously…
Proceedings of a CCPA/Council of Canadians Workshop on the World Trade Organization
In a brief delivered yesterday to Social Development and Economic Security Minister Moe Sihota, the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives urged the provincial government to…
RE: Restoration of the Flat Rate Earnings Exemption for Welfare Recipients Download 23.75 KB
Fall 1999, Volume 2, Number 4 Download 147.73 KB4 pages Inside this issue: Robin Hood in Reverse: Who Benefits from Business Summit Tax Cuts Are…
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CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE FULL REPORT As the last labour day of the millennium approaches, the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives is calling for…
Nothing lays bare more clearly the contradictions of free-market globalization than the hysterical and often ugly reaction to the arrival of the Chinese migrant ships…
Recovering the Canada Health Act Download 131.99 KB12 pages
The Social and Economic Benefits of Minimum Wages in Canada
Anatomy of a needless war READ THE FULL REPORT HERE. Nato leaders have hailed their war against Yugoslavia as a moral crusade in which they…
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