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Making Childcare More Affordable in Manitoba Download 805.58 KB 36 pages In this paper, we review Manitoba’s childcare funding, the provincial parent fee model, and…
What does the federal throne speech mean for public health?
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1.8 million Canadians better off with a higher EI and CRB floor
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Urgent action required to realize promise of the Speech from the Throne
“We must not let the legacy of the pandemic be one of rolling back the clock on women’s participation in the workforce, nor one of…
If not now, when? The throne speech and long term care
Wednesday’s throne speech offered hints of promising changes to long term care policies—something COVID-19 has exposed as urgently needed. Specifically, the federal government promises…
After the throne speech: a test of our resolve
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A parable of two roads: Why the COVID crisis is exactly the right time to push for a low-carbon economy
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Canadian billionaires’ wealth skyrocketing amid the pandemic
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Left behind: Two decades of economic progress for single mothers at risk of being wiped out
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Long division: Inequity and Ontario’s back-to-school plan
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Transitioning from CERB to EI could leave millions worse off
Pre-September 27 After-September 27 Details CERB Eligible 4,017,000 EI Eligible 2,111,000 EI worth $500 or more a week 789,000 EI worth less than $500 a…
2.7 million Canadians will be worse off when CERB ends
OTTAWA — Three-quarters of Canadians—2.7 million people—who are receiving the Canadian Emergency Response Benefit (CERB) will be worse off when the benefit ends on September…
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