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Trying to Keep Up: 2025 Living wage update for Regina and Saskatoon
Regina and Saskatoon’s living wage is considerably higher than the paltry legislated minimum wage in Saskatchewan
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Manitoba Living Wage Update 2026
The 2026 living wage update for Winnipeg, Brandon, and Thompson provides an up-to-date monitor on working poverty in Manitoba.
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Not adding up: Surgical and diagnostic privatization in Ontario
The Ontario government favours for-profit delivery of surgeries and medical imaging, but the evidence shows this isn’t good health policy
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Ça ne va pas : Privatisation des interventions chirurgicales et diagnostiques en Ontario
Si la privatisation constituait une politique saine des soins de santé, alors la preuve appuierait cette orientation—mais ce n’est pas le cas
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“One of the hardest places to organize in the country”: Understanding and overcoming barriers to unionization in Nova Scotia
This report clearly lays the case for why the Nova Scotia government can and should enact legal and regulatory changes to facilitate unionization.
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Démantèlement de la discrimination salariale fondée sur le sexe au Canada : Tendances actuelles et mesures stratégiques
Le fossé salarial entre les hommes et les femmes s’est rétréci mais il demeure inacceptablement profond
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Dismantling gender pay discrimination in Canada: Current trends and policy responses
The gender pay gap has narrowed but remains unacceptably wide, with the average woman earning only 72% of what men earn
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Social housing in Manitoba: Examining the historical impacts of neoliberalism
30 years of neoliberalism in Manitoba social housing policy, and how to resist it
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Alternative federal budget 2026-27: Health care
A budget that makes Canada stronger by committing to solidarity and dignity for all
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Alternative federal budget 2026-27: First Nations
A budget that makes Canada stronger by committing to solidarity and dignity for all
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Alternative federal budget 2026-27: Veterans
A budget that makes Canada stronger by committing to solidarity and dignity for all
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Alternative federal budget 2026-27: Incarceration
A budget that makes Canada stronger by committing to solidarity and dignity for all
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