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Today, more than 80 per cent of Canada’s population lives in cities. They’re the engines of economic growth, but far too many cities are stuck in the past or are in decline due to government underfunding and neglect.The spring edition of the Monitor looks at the challenges cities face and offers tangible solutions.
On the increased precarity of women hotel workers in BC.
Our experts at the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives have long analyzed entrenched income inequality in Canada. We make a special focus of it in this issue of the Monitor.
As Bruce Campbell, the CCPA’s former executive director, lays out in his comprehensive essay, How the CCPA sparked a national conversation about income inequality,”the CCPA grew out of a fight for greater equality and protection of Canada’s democracy.
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Alternative Federal Budget 2023
Skyrocketing Canadian executive pay during the 2020 pandemic
Funding a Thriving Women’s Sector
Erika Shaker, CCPA National Office Director