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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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The Clean Energy Act – adding insult to injury
I don’t follow the provincial legislature closely enough to judge whether the proposed Clean Energy Act is the worst legislation the Liberals have introduced since first…
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Reforestation crisis, Ministry of Forests job cuts: op eds by the CCPA and allies
The coalition of environmental groups and unions that published Managing BC’s Forests for a Cooler Planet in January continues to work together. Over the past…
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BC Forest Service’s 100th birthday approaches: will anything be left to celebrate?
In less than two years, British Columbia’s Forest Service will reach an historic milestone, celebrating its 100th year of public service. But a growing number…
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Living Wage: Congratulations to New Westminster
Some great news to share on the living wage front. Last night (April 26), New Westminster City Council voted unanimously to adopt the first municipal…
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La course à obstacles en réglementation au Canada
La Directive du Cabinet sur la rationalisation de la réglementation et l’intérêt public Download 264.33 KB14 pages Le fédéral a annoncé dans son budget de…
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Le gouvernement fédéral mine la sécurité au travail selon une étude
CLIQUEZ ICI POUR CONSULTER LE RAPPORT. OTTAWA – La veille du Jour de deuil national à la mémoire des travailleurs morts au travail, le Centre canadien…
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Lies, damned lies and statistics — and your taxes
Last week, the Fraser Institute released its Consumer Tax Index report, which claims to show that the average Canadian family’s tax bill has increased by…
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Richest 20% of BC households have biggest carbon footprint
GHG emissions reduction policies will be more successful if geared to income: study READ THE FULL REPORT HERE. (Vancouver) The richest 20% of BC income…
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By Our Own Emissions
The Distribution of GHGs in BC Download 348.63 KB6 pages The size of British Columbians’ carbon footprint increases with income.
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Have taxes changed all that much over the past half century?
This article originally appeared on the CCPA’s blog on BC public policy issues.
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B.C. Government: Truest of the Trade True Believers
Alone amongst provinces, only B.C. failed to exempt even a single municipality or provincial agency from the recent Canada/U.S. Procurement Agreement.
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