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Liberals choose regressive OHIP premiums over real public service renewal
TORONTO–The first budget of the government elected to repair damage created by eight years of Harris/Eves cuts falls far short of what is needed to…
Addressing the challenges of higher gas prices
As of late there has been a lot of concern about the increase in gas prices. The Nova Scotia government has responded by legislating a…
What can we expect and what can it mean?
A guide to Dalton McGuinty’s first budget CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE FULL REPORT TORONTO–The McGuinty Liberals campaigned on promises to reinvest in public services,…
Has BC’s economy turned the corner?
Over the past three years, BC’s public policy landscape has been reshaped. The Campbell government has implemented wide-ranging measures–most of which have been long sought…
State of the BC Economy 2004
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New book examines Paul Martin’s record as a guide to the future
Ottawa–Canadians remember Paul Martin as the man who slew the deficit dragon “come hell or high water. ” He fulfilled that promise by making the…
Squandering Canada’s Surplus
Opting for Debt Reduction and “Scarcity by Design” Download 215.31 KB15 pages
Hell and High Water
An Assessment of Paul Martin’s Record and Implications for the Future Download 291.35 KB 140 pages Canadians may remember Paul Martin’s pledge upon becoming Finance…
April 2004: On Acting Local
Some alternatives to corporate globalization are already working It’s time to move on from analyzing what’s wrong. Let’s acknowledge that some solutions have been tried–and…
Is This the End of the Era of Large Federal Budget Surpluses?
Backgrounder for the 2004 Federal Budget Download 50.62 KB
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