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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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March 2004: ANC Government Breaks Mandela’s Promises
Poor South Africans forced to buy water from private supplier Another dusty day in Orange Farm near Johannesburg: red earth split in cracks, long dry…
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Alternative Federal Budget 2004
Rebuilding the foundations Paul Martin is hailed as a fiscal magician by turning endless deficits into endless surpluses. But the cupboard is always miraculously bare…
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Federal government crying wolf again
Alternative Federal Budget forecasts $8.3 billion surplus CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE FULL REPORT OTTAWA–Every year since the elimination of the federal budget deficit in…
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February 2004: Poisoning the Environment –Free
What is remarkable about the latest environmental law decision from the Supreme Court of Canada is not how ecologically enlightened the Court is (since a…
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February 2004: The Vanishing Country (Part III of III)
After years of kowtowing, our influence with the U.S. is still zilch, Canada is too good a country to let our Americanizers destroy it U.S.…
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February 2004: A Report Card on Big Truck Safety
Gov’ts, trucking firms making roads more dangerous, not safer More than 500 Canadian motorists and their passengers are killed every year in highway and road…
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February 2004: Poisoning the Environment — Free
Polluters are supposed to pay clean-up costs–but they don’t What is remarkable about the latest environmental law decision from the Supreme Court of Canada is…
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Show me the real numbers
Democratic reform and government Paul Martin has made democratic reform a hallmark of his leadership. According to the throne speech, the government promises to “make…
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February 2004: Lies, Damn Lies, and Political Promises
In our political system, the politicians profit from perfidy With crucial national elections looming this year in both Canada and the United States, it may…
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Waging war over wait times
Will Canadians win? Belinda Stronach and Ralph Klein have declared open season on the concept of universal health care. Their timing is impeccable. In a…
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Des menaces planent toujours sur les services postaux et d’autres services publics canadiens à l’OMC, selon une nouvelle étude
Malgré l’échec des négociations de l’OMC sur la politique de la concurrence et l’investissement suvenu lors de la dernière réunion ministérielle tenue à Cancun, les…
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