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December 5, 2018 | National Office | Reports & StudiesFederal revenue options for pharmacare and their distributional impacts on households, businesses and governmentsNovember 27, 2018 | BC Office | Reports & StudiesImplementing the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples in British Columbia law, policy and practicesNovember 1, 2018 | National Office | Reports & StudiesLes nominations d’enseignants contractuels, la tendance dans les universités canadiennesNovember 1, 2018 | National Office | Reports & StudiesContract faculty appointments at Canadian universitiesLatest posts from behindthenumbers.ca
Rent control can help tenants and get new units built
by Edgardo Sepulveda on December 10, 2018 Rent control changes proposed by the Progressive Conservative government do not better protect current tenants and take away protections for future tenants. Contrary to government...Ten considerations for the next Alberta budget
by Nick Falvo on December 7, 2018 On November 16, I participated in a workshop organized by the Alberta Alternative Budget Working Group. Held at the University of Alberta’s main campus, speakers discussed...The Accessible Canada Act promises a barrier-free Canada for people with disabilities. Will it deliver?
by Katherine Scott on December 3, 2018 December 3rd marks International Day of Persons with Disabilities, a day when we commit to creating a more inclusive and accessible society for people of all abilities. This year...Smoke & Mirrors: Gutting social assistance without cutting social assistance rates
by Ricardo Tranjan on November 30, 2018 The Ontario PC government has announced the first cues about its plans for social assistance reform. Given that the previous PC government axed social assistance rates by 21.6%,...Future of USMCA could turn on labour rights
by Scott Sinclair on November 29, 2018 When Donald Trump, Justin Trudeau and Enrique Peña Nieto sign the USMCA, as they (or their designates) are expected to do this weekend at the G20 summit in Buenos Aires, they will...
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