Category: Economics
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Cardus Analysis of Federal Budget
June 6, 2011True, the political uncertainty of its passage has been removed, and the rhetoric of… Read More
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Income-Splitting Proposed for Ontario
June 1, 2011TORONTO, Ontario, May 30, 2011 (LifeSiteNews.com) – Ontario’s Progressive Conservative party pledged Monday to… Read More
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Immigrants cost $23B a year: Fraser Institute report
May 17, 2011ARPA Note: How should Canada, a nation of immigrants, treat new immigrants? ARPA Canada… Read More
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The Facts on Insite: Overdoses and Harm Reduction
April 19, 2011Drug Prevention Network of Canada, Vancouver April 19, 2011: The leaders of the harm… Read More
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Income Splitting Takes Centre Stage in Election Campaign
March 28, 2011ARPA Note: Allowing families to split their income for tax purposes so that it… Read More
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Cardus Budget Analysis: Good News for Economy, Ho-Hum for Society
March 22, 2011OTTAWA, March 22, 2011—Ray Pennings, Director of Research for Cardus, suggested that although the… Read More
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Make the Tax System Fairer for Families
February 7, 2011By Dave Quist, National Post: Feb 7 2011: As speculation grows about the upcoming… Read More
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More Federal Funding for Feminist Causes
February 1, 2011REALity (A publication of REAL Women of Canada – January 2011): Feminists howled with… Read More
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Alberta Human Rights Panel Attempts to Create New Responsibilities for Employers
January 28, 2011The Alberta Court of Appeal recently struck down an Alberta Human Rights Panel… Read More
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A little Orwell with your union dues?
December 9, 2010Karen Salick (Canadian Constitution Foundation) Winnipeg Free Press, December 9, 2010: Historically, labour unions… Read More
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Great News: Funding Cuts to Former Canadian Government’s Feminist Network
August 7, 2010Commentary by Real Women of Canada ,OTTAWA, Ontario, August 6, 2010 (LifeSiteNews.com) – Canadians… Read More
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ARPA Submission to Finance Committee
August 6, 2010As we alerted readers previously, the “House of Commons Standing Committee on Finance is… Read More