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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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The Chretien legacy budget
Promises unkept and challenges unmet Budgets are perhaps the single most important policy moment in the life of a government. Budgets are about choices. They…
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Federal Liberals break their 50:50 budget-sharing promise
CCPA analysis CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE FULL REPORT OTTAWA–Prime Minister Jean Chretien, during both the 1997 and 2000 federal election campaigns, promised that future…
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A Funny Way of Sharing
Revisiting the Liberal Government’s “50:50” Promise Download 255.56 KB14 pages
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February 2003: Nigeria’s Corporate Killers
Multinational oil companies operating in Nigeria are complicit in human rights violations according to a recent report released by Human Rights Watch. The report titled…
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All social and economic problems caused by an unfair distribution of wealth
“The world holds enough to satisfy everyone’s need,” Mahatma Gandhi once observed, “but not everyone’s greed.” In these few words he identified the main cause…
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A Canadian action plan for Kyoto
The federal government’s projected budget surplus of $8 billion for the current fiscal year should be rolled into an innovative Kyoto Investment and Transition Fund…
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Social Watch Canada 2003 Report
Canada’s health care choice: Pawning or polishing the jewel in the crown of social programs Download 168.32 KB8 pages
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Canadian public health care and world trade
What’s the connection? READ THE FULL REPORT HERE. OTTAWA–The Canadian government must take decisive action now to halt the commercialization of health care, says the…
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Un rapport indique que le gouvernement fédéral doit donner le pas au maintien des soins de santé publics
Si le gouvernement fédéral ne recommence pas à participer au système de santé public en y injectant des fonds supplémentaires et en employant son pouvoir…
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Public health care depends on federal leadership: Report
READ THE FULL REPORT HERE. OTTAWA–If the federal government fails to get back in the health care game with increased funding, and by using its…
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