The Competition Bureau’s Secrecy Only Benefits Corporations
Dropping the secrecy mandate, and guaranteeing the Bureau is truly independent, is necessary to make competition law remotely credible.
Economy
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The ‘Big Reset’ Plans Deep Austerity For Newfoundland And Labrador
If implemented, the harsh austerity plan that includes deep cuts to spending will forever alter life in the province.
The Liberals’ Budget Doesn’t Even Live Up To Their Own Low Standards
Funding federal pharmacare, enacting a wealth tax and ensuring homes are more affordable were all measures the Liberals should have taken.
Regulators Must Kill The Rogers-Shaw Deal. History Shows They Won’t
A country set up to do more than meet the whims of corporations would block the anti-competitive Rogers-Shaw deal.
Canadian Mining Companies Are Devastating The Global South
Any future government that’s concerned about environmental and human rights issues will have to reign in mining companies operating abroad.
It’s Time To Renationalize And Rethink Air Canada
Neoliberal transport policies have failed Canadians, but the pandemic provides us with the perfect opportunity to rethink our priorities.
MMT Is A Dead End For The Left
Telling voters tales about free money may seem like a convenient shortcut, but anyone who takes it to power is bound to disappoint.
MEC Members Are Fighting A Battle That Impacts All Working People
It’s easy to see it as just a fight over a clothing store, but it shows what workers face when their collective desire opposes capital.
So-Called ‘Authoritarianism’ Is Just A Symptom Of Neoliberalism
The problem we’re facing isn’t authoritarianism, but something far more sinister and deep rooted, and we can’t vote it away.