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Rising hydro bills pushing mills to burn fossil fuel
Premier Christy Clark’s vow to push work at the $9-billion Site C dam “past the point of no return” may be music…
The TPP and Cultural Diversity
Download 528.91 KB20 pages This study questions why Canada agreed to weaker protections for culture and cultural industries in the TPP than…
TPP undermines Canadian cultural policy and global efforts to promote cultural diversity: study
Read the full report here. A new study on the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) released today by the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives…
Making Women Count
The Unequal Economics of Women’s Work Download 3.44 MB 5 pages This study, co-published by CCPA and Oxfam Canada, looks at how…
Trans-Pacific Partnership hides significant health costs, according to two new studies
OTTAWA – As Canada prepares to sign the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) in New Zealand this week, two new studies from the Canadian…
Selon un nouveau rapport, le Canada doit en faire davantage au niveau du développement de ses programmes d’entraînement s’il entend redevenir un joueur important du maintien de la paix de l’ONU
CLIQUEZ ICI POUR CONSULTER LE RAPPORT. OTTAWA — Les Forces armées canadiennes (FAC) doivent envisager une refonte en profondeur et une mise à…
Site C: Too risky to rely on one river system for BC’s hydro needs
In the face of a prolonged drought, water levels at Lake Mead, the giant hydroelectric reservoir that straddles the Nevada and Arizona…
Ratification de l’AÉCG – plus facile à dire qu’à faire
La majorité des Canadiennes et Canadiens n’ont jamais appuyé l’orientation néoconservatrice agressive de l’ancien premier ministre Stephen Harper. Lors des élections fédérales…
Ratifying CETA – Easier Said than Done
This commentary is available in French. The majority of Canadians never supported former Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s aggressive brand of neoconservativism. In…
The real reason the BC government is spending $9 billion on Site C
From a lookout high atop a windswept bluff, the scale of work already underway at Site C is daunting. Large tracts of…
5 ways the Harper government changed Canada
I’m not going to lie: this is click bait. What I’d really like you to do is read all 434 pages of…
Pipeline politics and the 2015 election
In early 2012, then Natural Resource Minister Joe Oliver dropped a bombshell on BC. He asserted that Enbridge’s proposed Northern Gateway Pipeline…