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Ontario Budget: 3 charts we’re watching
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Ontario’s early bird budget didn’t get the worm
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No Crisis on the Horizon
Ontario Debt, 1990-2015 Download 490.81 KB22 pages At $284.6 billion in 2014-15, Ontario’s debt has caused some concern, but the raw debt number alone indicates…
An Agenda for Social Change: 2016 Calendar
The CCPA is pleased to introduce our 2016 Calendar: An Agenda for Social Change. This is about more than keeping you organized – each month…
Cuts in Public Administration: A helpful avenue for development?
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2015 Ontario Budget Podcast
Listen in as Trish Hennessy sits down with CCPA-ON economists Sheila Block and Kaylie Tiessen to deconstruct the 2015 Ontario budget in this 13-minute shareable…
The Generations Fund: getting into debt for very little gain
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Road to Ruin: Use of costly highways consultants has skyrocketed.
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A Budget that Builds a Nova Scotian Economy for the People
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Tackling Ontario’s Public Services Deficit
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The staying power of Ontario’s deficit games
[1]Hugh Mackenzie “Ontario’s Fiscal Reality – Cup half empty or half full”, Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, March 19, 2012.
Social Impact Bonds
Download 282.85 KB Social Impact Bonds (SIBs) are a relatively new method of funding and delivering social services. Under this approach the private or social…
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