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Out-of-work hotel workers say taxpayer money should help them and not big banks
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Out-of-work hotel workers say taxpayer money should help them and not big banks

January 7, 2021

In this fall’s fiscal update, the federal Liberals offer assistance to the hard-hit hotel and hospitality industry, but workers fear that help will go to wealthy financial institutions, not them. … Read More

Toronto coalition wants a cap on number of rideshare drivers
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Toronto coalition wants a cap on number of rideshare drivers

January 6, 2021

A new coalition called RideFair Toronto wants the city to set a cap on the number of Uber and Lyft drivers able to operate. Limiting the number of drivers by … Read More

CERB showed us that basic income could work in Canada
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CERB showed us that basic income could work in Canada

January 5, 2021

As the COVID-19 pandemic persists across Canada, millions of people have lost their jobs or had their work hours cut, exposing the economic insecurity with which Canadian families were already … Read More

Parliament to mark Emancipation Day and a day of Truth and Reconciliation
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Parliament to mark Emancipation Day and a day of Truth and Reconciliation

January 4, 2021

While it grapples with the huge and related issues of a pandemic, an economy in need of massive transformation, and climate change, the Canadian Parliament is considering two seemingly small … Read More

World Bank made pandemic worse for developing countries: Oxfam
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World Bank made pandemic worse for developing countries: Oxfam

January 3, 2021

In the U.S., politicians and the media continue to prattle about the economic stimulus needed to counter the ravages of the COVID-19 pandemic.  They frame help for desperate people not … Read More

Amid austerity measures, some provinces’ public services are in trouble
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Amid austerity measures, some provinces’ public services are in trouble

January 1, 2021

In Alberta, it started with provincial parks. The trend towards the privatization of public services — and the loss of public service jobs — has only snowballed since. Last Monday, … Read More

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