A “Made in Manitoba” Crisis

Previously published in the Winnipeg Free Press July 14, 2023 By Katherine Burley, Robert Chernomas, & Ian Hudson On July 11 a rally to “ Save Public Health Care” took place, timed to coincide with the meetings of …

Child care also an austerity victim

Susan Prentice and Jesse Hajer Previously published in the Winnipeg Free Press August 29, 2023

Manitoba can’t afford cuts to parks, environmental protection

By Mark Hudson Previously published in the Winnipeg Free Press August 15, 2023

Slashed to the bone: Austerity and Manitoba crown corporations

By Niall Harney and Lynne Fernandez Previously published by the Winnipeg Free Press, August 5, 2023

More of Budget 2023 tax changes go to Manitoba’s richest 10% than bottom 50% combined

Statistical analysis of the Manitoba Government Budget 2023 changes to the Basic Personal Amount (BPA) and income tax brackets find the top 10% are slated to get 26% of the total tax savings, equivalent to an average tax …

Budget 2023 hands down large tax cuts on the back of increased federal transfers

For Immediate Release (Winnipeg, Treaty One Territory): We are disappointed to see the provincial government prioritize large tax cuts in its 2023/24 budget at a moment when our provincial health care system and other social services are struggling …

Low spending in Manitoba results in surplus during COVID-19 era 

By Molly McCracken

Manitoba Education Finance Mess

Nova Scotia Education Overhaul a Cautionary Tale for Manitoba

By Molly McCracken and Pamela Rogers

Manitoba’s Losing its Edge: It’s time to Reject Austerity

By Jesse Hajer First published in the Winnipeg Free Press March 3, 2020