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RabbleTV
Paul Taylor
| On April 19, the federal government will share its first budget in two years. rabble.ca’s Off the Hill current affairs panel explored what Monday’s budget must address to move Canada forward. |
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Columnists
Duncan Cameron
| When Finance Minister Bill Morneau stood in place in the House of Commons on Wednesday, November 21, this is the economic update statement he dared not deliver. |
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Blog
Emma Lui
| The 2019 Alternative Federal Budget released last week outlines how much funding the Trudeau government needs to allocate in the 2019 budget to protect drinking water and watersheds. |
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Blog
Martha Friendly, Susan Prentice, Morna Ballantyne
| Without the publicly funded child care now commonplace in many countries, Canada lacks this essential pillar of support for women's equality. |
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Blog
Penney Kome
| 2017 Budget’s "net-zero" buildings could be self-heating. |
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News
Stephen Kimber
| What if our finance minister chose Canadian values over the interests of a privileged minority? |
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Blog
Seth Klein
| New federal finance minister Bill Morneau has invited Canadians to submit their ideas and priorities for the next Federal Budget. |
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Blog
Wenonah Bradshaw
| The recent promise of four years of balanced budgets by the Mulcair-led NDP has irked progressive economists puzzled over the decision to eschew running deficits during a period of cyclical slow-down. |
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Columnists
Jim Stanford
| This week Stephen Harper's Conservatives are trumpeting the announcement of a small surplus for fiscal year 2014-15. Here's why it doesn't represent a "triumph of good fiscal management." |
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Columnists
Ole Hendrickson
| Government austerity is an oxymoron. The responsibility of governments is to engage with what is happening in the external world and act as initiators of change. |
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Blog
Louis-Philippe Rochon
| With the tabling of a new federal budget, the Conservatives are trying to reinvent themselves as good economic managers, but behind that smokescreen hides a dismal record on the economy. |
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Columnists
Duncan Cameron
| Labour leaders are responding to decades of attacks on professionals and other public sector workers by insisting their membership engage with the political process. |
