The CCPA's Ontario Office specializes in provincial and municipal issues. We deliver original, independent, peer-reviewed, non-partisan research.
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- A new analysis from the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives finds that the Ministry of Education funding for Ontario’s 72 school boards fell by an average of $800 per student from 2017-18 to 2021...April 28, 2022 | Ontario OfficeSo what’s the true story about Ontario’s schools during the pandemic? In Canada’s largest school system—with 4,444 schools, 233,000 workers, more than two million students, and an annual budget of...March 23, 2021 | Ontario OfficeThe Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives is angered and outraged by ongoing police violence and brutality against Black citizens and protestors across the continent. And while much of the current...June 3, 2020 | National Office, BC Office, Saskatchewan Office, Manitoba Office, Ontario Office, Nova Scotia Office
- November 30, 2023 | Ontario Office
Restoring public funding to Ontario’s universities
November 2, 2023 | Ontario OfficeOntario hospital privatization and the threat to public health care
July 5, 2023 | Ontario OfficeOntario’s colour-coded labour market recovery
February 14, 2023 | Ontario OfficeA report card on child and family poverty in Ontario in 2020
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“Ontario needs a consistent, credible, progressive voice on policy issues at the provincial and municipal level. There’s too much at stake for the future of our cities, our schools, our health care, our jobs, our environment, and more. The CCPA-Ontario has already proven itself to be a powerful and effective voice. It is helping to build a better Ontario."
- Jim Stanford, Centre for Future Work
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Latest posts from the Ontario Office blog:
Well-funded public schools are more important than election giveaways
It’s election time and Ontario still chooses not to eliminate poverty
How should Ontario fight inflation? By fighting inequality
Licence sticker fees could hire 12,000 nurses
The Saturday Debate: Is there a made-in-Canada solution to high inflation?