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Fast Facts: Community Development Manitoba – style
For fashion trends the world looks to Milan; Copenhagen has become synonymous with urban planning; but for community development, Manitoba is increasingly the source for…
Fast Facts: Honouring the memory of Phoenix Sinclair
Our collective responsibility “The social and economic conditions that render children vulnerable to abuse and neglect are well beyond the scope of the child welfare…
The Patriarchal Illusion of Control
Ruinous drive for power and control primarily masculine The poster publicizing David Suzuki’s 1985 television series A Planet for the Taking stated: “We have long…
Bangladeshis Victims of Corporate Exploitation
Western companies responsible for deaths of garment workers In April 2013, the Rana Plaza building collapsed in Dhaka, Bangladesh, killing 1,129 garment workers and injuring…
Hennessy’s Index: February 2014
Perks for the Rich: Income splitting Hennessy’s Index is a monthly listing of numbers, written by the CCPA’s Trish Hennessy, about Canada and its place…
Not Wanted On The Voyage
Migrant workers’ needs and rights continue to be ignored It had to be scary. The water was deep and choppy. Yet it was all that…
A Living Wage for Regina
Download 559.9 KB 20 pages While Saskatchewan’s economy has outperformed the rest of the country for the past few years, many underserved groups have not…
Fact Sheet: A Living Wage for Regina
This shareable 4-page fact sheet explains the concept of a living wage and how it’s calculated, and also highlights some key facts about the living…
The Living Wage for the City of Regina is $16.46 per hour
Regina — A Living Wage for Regina would amount to $16.46 per hour based on a new report released by the Saskatchewan Office of the…
Fast Facts: Protestors, Rights and Social Justice
Much critical commentary has been directed at Aboriginal students and others who disrupted a recent talk by Phil Fontaine. I would like to offer a…
A $14 minimum wage could put Ontario on the right side of history
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Le fractionnement du revenu favorise les mieux nantis, selon une étude
Ottawa – Quatre-vingt-six pourcent (86%) des familles Canadiennes ne bénéficieront en rien du fractionnement du revenu que le gouvernement fédéral entend mettre en place selon…
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