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Working toward a socially and economically just Saskatchewan
The CCPA Saskatchewan office was established in 2002 to help the province address pressing social and economic issues affecting our province.
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Restoring the Bargain
Contesting the Constitutionality of the Amendments to the Saskatchewan Trade Union Act (Bill 6) Download 414.93 KB64 pages
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Transforming Saskatchewan’s Electrical Future (Part 1)
Sustainability is Achievable, But How Do We Get There? Download 874.46 KB17 pages This is the first in a series of CCPA Saskatchewan papers, written…
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The coming austerity
With the Financial Times lamenting the “end of the era of liberalization” and the “death of global free-market capitalism” and Newsweek declaring “we are all…
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Boom and Bust
The Growing Income Gap in Saskatchewan Download 4.56 MB59 pages This report finds that the gap between the richest and poorest families in Saskatchewan has…
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Study shows growing gap between the richest and poorest families: 2003-2006
CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE FULL REPORT Regina — For the past thirty years, the richest in the province have secured the lion’s share of…
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Assessing Students’ Ways of Knowing
Download 29.95 KB 192 pages This text will give the reader some understanding of the complexities of standardized testing and performance assessment in education –…
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Flat Tax a Lose-Lose Proposition
On the surface, Enterprise Saskatchewan’s call for a 10 percent flat tax seems straightforward. Saskatchewan must engage in a “race-to-the-bottom” in order to compete with…
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A Reappraisal of University Access and Affordability 2009
Download 1.54 MB79 pages Attachments A Reappraisal of University Access and Affordability 2009: Key Findings & Recommendations
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Balancing the Scales of Pay Equity
The Need for Gender Analysis and Budgeting Download 266.58 KB14 pages
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