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Working toward a socially and economically just British Columbia
Established in 1997, the CCPA’s BC Office investigates key challenges facing our province through independent research, analysis and expertise. We propose real, workable solutions, and share our findings as widely as possible to advance social, economic and environmental justice – and to challenge the message that there is no alternative.
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BC Commentary: A Review of Provincial Social and Economic Trends
Spring 1999, Volume 2, Number 2 Download 62.64 KB4 pages Inside this issue: Social Programs in BC Budgeting and Sin
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Education is a high yield investment
In these days of bloated stock prices and low bond yields, it can be tough to find a good investment. Speculating on the wild ups…
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Preventing future Gold Rivers requires thinking outside the box
When the workers at the ill-fated Gold River pulp mill took their severance packages last week, it marked closure on a frustrating struggle to save…
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A Tale of Two Provinces
A Comparative Study of Economic and Social Conditions in BC and Alberta Download 81.27 KB59 pages Attachments Are Taxes Too High in British Columbia?A New…
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BC Commentary: A Review of Provincial Social and Economic Trends
Winter 1999, Volume 2, Number 1 Download 87.6 KB4 pages Inside this issue: Personal Taxes in British Columbia Lowering Taxes Does Not Lead to Increased…
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Environmental Sustainability, Growth, and the Future of Jobs
A Debate Between Cliff Stainsby and Andrew Jackson Download 174.47 KB 19 pages
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Paid in full
Who pays for university education in BC? Who pays for BC’s universities? The usual answer is the taxpayer since tuition fees amount to only one…
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BC Commentary: A Review of Provincial Social and Economic Trends
Fall 1998, Volume 1, Number 3 Download 86.25 KB4 pages Inside this issue: A Closer Look at Employment in BC The Other Side of the…
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