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With the country facing significant and unpredictable headwinds going into another federal election year, the 2019 Alternative Federal Budget (AFB) shows that Canada can boost...
In its first year in power, the new BC government has increased the BC carbon tax and improved the carbon credit, has created a new...
At the end of June 2018, CCPA-BC Resource Policy Analyst Ben Parfitt was asked to make a presentation to the Province's Scientific Hydraulic Fracturing Review Panel because of his research into “...
The Progressive Economics Forum awards a biennial prize named after John Kenneth Galbraith to recognize lasting contributions to progressive economic theory and policy in Canada. The 2018...
Here at the CCPA, we're constantly thinking about what needs to change in our lives, our economy and our ways of governing to make society more equitable, and life more fulfilling, for the...
If you have a public pension in BC, your retirement savings are likely fuelling the climate change crisis.
The pensions of over half a million British Columbians are administered by the...
The British Columbia Investment Management Corporation (BCI), formerly known as bcIMC, is a financial institution most British Columbians aren’t aware of. Its actions, however, are essential to BC...
Earlier this year, Premier John Horgan announced that the British Columbia government was prepared to offer billions of dollars in tax breaks to Royal Dutch Shell should the global fossil fuel...
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Standing up to the corporate backlash Research and commentary on Kinder Morgan Relax. Employer health taxes haven’t sunk businesses in other provinces. BC’s poverty reduction...There is no denying the utility of fossil fuels, which meet 85% of the world’s energy needs. And consumption is rising along with emissions. Even in Canada, the second largest hydropower producer...