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The CCPA’s National Office was established in 1980. Located in Ottawa, it coordinates the CCPA’s national research agenda.
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December 2003: Making a Living
Canada’s social activists should mount a “living wage” movement The goal of many social reformers dedicated to improving conditions for the poor is to enable…
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December 2003: LIberal or Neoliberal?
What can we expect from P.M. Martin? Read his budget speeches Paul Martin began his budget speech on February 27, 1995, with the following words:…
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December 2003: Dark Clouds Over Medicare
Storm raging over health care in U.S. may spill over into Canada Even as Canadians struggle to maintain universal health care through our uniquely Canadian…
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Taking another look at Martin’s fiscal legacy
Cuts to government programs painful and unnecessary–report CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE FULL REPORT OTTAWA–Paul Martin’s sterling reputation as the deficit hero may not be…
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FTAA trade negotiators should heed lessons from NAFTA
OTTAWA-Trade ministers from Canada and 40 other countries in North, Central and South America are meeting in Miami this week to try to reach agreement…
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Lessons From NAFTA
The High Cost of “Free Trade” Download 59.45 KB140 pages The corporate and political advocates of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) continue to…
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Cancel private hospitals
Prominent economists say P3 hospitals threaten medicare READ THE FULL REPORT HERE. Toronto – Four prominent economists and a former director of audit operations with…
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November 2003: Rural Communities Under Attack
North American agriculture is in the midst of a “great transition” that is fundamentally transforming rural areas. Agriculture as we have known it, with family…
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November 2003: He’s a Leader — In Social Cutbacks
Millions of Canadians seem willing–even eager–to get a chance to vote for Paul Martin whenever he calls the next federal election. That he would win…
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The Commodity of Care
Home Care Reform in Ontario Home care is one of the fastest growing areas in health care today. A matter of expediency for policymakers and…
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