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Lac-Mégantic: Where Does the Buck Stop?
Canadians trust that their government will take reasonable measures to protect them, their workplaces, communities and their environment. Like the young people partying at the…
Résumé: Tragédie à Lac-Mégantic
Quand cesseront-ils de se renvoyer la balle? Download 217.56 KB14 pages Ceci est un résumé mettant en relief les principales conclusions de l’étude, The Lac-Mégantic Disaster: Where…
The Lac-Mégantic Disaster
Where Does the Buck Stop? Download 1.08 MB 56 pages This study examines the Lac-Mégantic disaster, and points the finger at corporate negligence and regulatory…
Tragédie à Lac-Mégantic: le problème est à Ottawa
Ottawa—Une étude publiée aujourd’hui par le Centre canadien de politiques alternatives (CCPA) montre du doigt la négligence des entreprises et la défaillance réglementaire comme étant…
Pipeline Reversal Protesters Muzzled
NEB limits public input at oil pipeline reversal hearings The final National Energy Board (NEB) public hearings on Enbridge’s controversial Line 9B oil pipeline reversal…
Pipe Dreams
Energy East pipeline is for export, not Atlantic Canadians On a recent trip to an oil refinery in Saint John, Prime Minister Stephen Harper said…
BC Commentary: A Review of Provincial Social and Economic Trends
Fall 2013, Volume 16, Number 3 Download 1.01 MB8 pages Highlights of recent CCPA-BC research. Inside this issue Time to rethink BC’s LNG plans by Ben…
Working Together For Fairness
Download 1020.13 KB 52 pages This report critically analyzes the current Nova Scotia government’s record in five policy areas (health care, jobs and the economy,…
Working together for fairness is possible: CCPA-NS shows the way
CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE FULL REPORT Halifax, NS – The Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives – Nova Scotia is pleased to release our latest…
BC government to blame for looming BC Hydro rate increases
BC Hydro rates are going up. In its rate application hearing before the BC Utilities Commission last year, BC Hydro forecast increases of some 10%…
Investor alert: TSX over-valued due to a “carbon bubble”
Canada’s economic development model is on a collision course with the urgent need for global climate action. Worldwide, extreme weather events from drought to floods…
Fossil fuel divestment necessary in order to avoid “carbon bubble”: study
CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE FULL REPORT OTTAWA—Canada’s economy is experiencing a “carbon bubble” that could have significant consequences for Canada’s financial markets and pension…
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