Manitoba Premier Stefanson should oppose carbon tax
GAGE HAUBRICH: It’s expensive out there and Manitobans trying to gas up their car to get to work or simply heat their homes need relief
Tag: Poverty
Should we still be celebrating Christmas?
ROSLYN KUNIN: There are many reasons why the answer is yes, but the best is that it gives us time to share with those in need
A global population of eight billion reason to celebrate
IAN MADSEN: Of course, the usual anti-human crusaders predictably decry this milestone
Eight billion people now inhabit the earth
SYLVAIN CHARLEBOIS: Do we have the capacity to feed them all?
Trudeau deliberately choosing to lower Canadians’ living standards
FRANCO TERRAZZANO: The feds should be cutting taxes, not raising them
As inflation rages minimum wage hikes fall short
SHEILA BLOCK: Governments’ failure to care about low-wage workers has meant real-dollar pay cuts for those who can afford them least
Inflation eating away at our Thanksgiving Day dinner
SYLVAIN CHARLEBOIS: Thanksgiving is this weekend. With the price of food these days, we’re all wondering how most of us will cope
Indigenous peoples faced with a choice of development or poverty
ROBERT MERASTY: The right choice is staring us in the face. Indigenous ownership in projects is a real win-win for industry and our Indigenous communities
Trudeau government not serious about making life more affordable
FRANCO TERRAZZANO: Trudeau’s approach to making life more affordable is similar to giving somebody a bike after totalling their car, then waiting for a big thank you
Canadians getting desperate about higher food prices
SYLVAIN CHARLEBOIS: Almost 24 per cent now cutting back on food purchases, almost 70 per cent of whom are women
Is Canada’s Employment Insurance system recession proof?
KATHERINE SCOTT: The need to broaden access to EI is urgent and a more effective EI system requires regular government contributions to expand
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