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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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Sobering Result
The Alberta Liquor Retailing Industry Ten Years after Privatization Download 597.94 KB62 pages
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The 10-year hangover
Albertans are paying the higher social, financial costs of liquor retail privatization CLICK HERE TO READ FULL REPORT. EDMONTON–Ten years after the government of Alberta…
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Money on the Line
Workers’ Capital in Canada Download 868.1 KB 272 pages The billions of dollars in Canadian pension funds belong to the workers for whom these funds…
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When Worlds Collide
Implications of International Trade and Investment Agreements for Non-Profit Social Services Download 205.13 KB186 pages Although Canada has vowed that its domestic social policies will…
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Canada should avoid further deep integration arrangements with the U.S. and focus on reclaiming sovereignty: Study
READ THE FULL REPORT HERE. OTTAWA–This is the message of a paper released today by the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives. The paper, From Deep…
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From Deep Integration to Reclaiming Sovereignty
Managing Canada-U.S. Economic Relations under NAFTA Download 229.33 KB11 pages
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May 2003: West Paupans Oppressed by U.S. Multinational
An interview with John Rumbiak John Rumbiak is a supervisor for West Papua Institute for Human Rights Study and Advocacy (ELSHAM) based in Jayapura, the…
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Where are school tests taking us?
“Wherever you can, count,” said Francis Galton, founder of the late 19th-century Eugenics Society and one of the fathers of “mental measurement.” A hundred years…
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Passing the Test
The False Promises of Standardized Testing Download 863.53 KB 552 African-American high school students with low skills were expelled from school in Birmingham, Alabama, just…
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Tuition fee increases further limit access to higher education
Report OTTAWA–Nova Scotia’s record in post-secondary education has dropped that province to last place in Missing Pieces: An alternative guide to Canadian post-secondary education. In…
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Missing Pieces IV
An Alternative Guide To Canadian Post-secondary Education Download 398.39 KB 80 pages Attachments Missing Pieces IV: Highlights
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Newspapers highlight benefits of new drugs, ignore risks
(Vancouver) The information Canadians get on new prescription drugs from a major and trusted source of information—daily newspapers—is incomplete and may promote unrealistic expectations about…
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