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On September 15, researcher Iglika Ivanova presented CCPA-BC’s recommendations for the 2011 BC Budget to the legislature’s Select Standing Committe on Finance and Government Services. These slides offer a brief overview of BC’s current budget situation and economic outlook, and our recommendations for boosting the province’s recovery from the recession.
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