Poverty Trends 2022 Update v2
By Michael Krakowiak |
Poverty Trends 2022 Update v2
2015: A Big Year for the Climate
By Joe Gunn |
From The Catalyst Winter 2014 Canada is failing. In October, the federal Commissioner of Environment and Sustainable Development, Julie Gelfand, released a scathing report on our government’s environmental record. If it were a report card, Canada would certainly receive a failing grade and be sent to the Principal’s Office for the severe offense of breaking our word….
Budget watch 2014: the need for visionary leadership
By Simon Lewchuk |
Budgets matter. Whether for a household, business, or government, they not only ensure we are being wise stewards of the resources entrusted to us, but reflect our values and priorities. They can be instruments used to bless and enrich the world around us, or they can perpetuate greed and self-interest. That is why CPJ follows…
Guaranteed Livable Income Position Paper3
By Michael Krakowiak |
Guaranteed Livable Income Position Paper3
Upholding Refugee Rights
By Citizens for Public Justice |
Upholding Refugee Rights CPJ envisions a world in which individuals, societal institutions and governments all contribute to and benefit from the common good. We strive to bring about public justice and promote human rights. This framework is particularly imperative when working on issues that surround the treatment of refugees. All refugees are immigrants, but not…
On the Periphery – Barriers Facing Migrant Internationally Educated
By Michael Krakowiak |
On the Periphery – Barriers Facing Migrant Internationally Educated
