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CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE FULL REPORT (Vancouver) In spite of superficial changes, the 2003 BC Budget moves ahead with the government’s plan of deep…
A Cost-Benefit Analysis of the Proposed Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympic and Paralympic Games Download 282.37 KB31 pages
(Vancouver) Hosting the 2010 Winter Olympics cannot be justified on economic grounds alone. That is one of the key findings of Olympic Costs and Benefits: A…
Download 253.1 KB25 pages Read the news releases here and here. Attachments Summary: BC Solutions Budget 2003
Tuesday is BC Budget day. As the province stares down the largest deficit in its history, and braces for two more years of painful spending…
Proponents of the 2010 Winter Olympics claim that the Games will provide major economic benefits to British Columbians-so much so that the economic returns would…
Many British Columbians were hoping that Tuesday’s provincial budget would bring a compassionate re-think of the government’s fiscal plan. Unfortunately, the pain and upheaval of…
The federal government’s projected budget surplus of $8 billion for the current fiscal year should be rolled into an innovative Kyoto Investment and Transition Fund…
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(Vancouver) The CCPA has published a policy brief called “Health care restructuring in BC.” It considers the implications of the provincial government’s plan for health…
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