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Last Updated: May 24, 2023

Economic inequality in Manitoba almost doubling since 2016 – new report

Category: Education Property Tax, Income Equality, Manitoba, taxes Tags: Ian Hudson

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Last Updated: March 28, 2023

Opposition Parties Need to Stand Firm Against Tax Cuts for the Rich

By Jesse Hajer

Category: Cost of Living, economic well-being, economy, Infation, poverty, public sector, Tax Cuts, taxes Tags: Jesse Hajer, Manitoba

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Posted: March 25, 2022

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

By Molly McCracken

Category: austerity, Manitoba, taxes, Uncategorized Tags: Molly McCracken

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Last Updated: March 24, 2022

Education Property Tax Cuts in Manitoba: Examining Bill 71

By Micah Zerbe

Category: education, taxes Tags: Micah Zerbe

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Last Updated: June 29, 2021

Education Property Tax Cuts Worsen Income Inequality in Manitoba

By Molly McCracken

Category: education, inequality, taxes Tags: Education Property Tax, Manitoba, Molly McCracken

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Last Updated: May 12, 2021

Nova Scotia Education Overhaul a Cautionary Tale for Manitoba

By Molly McCracken and Pamela Rogers

Category: austerity, democracy, education, Fast Facts, Government spending, Income Equality, Manitoba, poverty, privatization, taxes Tags: Molly McCracken, Pamela Rogers

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Posted: January 23, 2020

Time is Now for 2020 Vision: Need Manitoba Climate & Social Action Budget

Category: Aboriginal issues, activism, agriculture, budgets, city planning, climate change, colonialism, debt, Deficit, economic well-being, economy, Employment, environment, Fast Facts, Harm Reduction, housing, immigration, Incarceration, Income Equality, inequality, Inner City, Labour, Manitoba, Mental Health, poverty, privatization, public sector, Role of Government, social exclusion, sustainability, taxes, Winnipeg Tags: Manitoba, Molly McCracken

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Last Updated: December 12, 2019

Lynne Fernandez Executive Policy Committee presentation November 28, 2019

Category: budgets, city planning, Committee Presentations, Indigenous, inequality, infrastructure, Inner City, parks and recreation, taxes, Winnipeg Tags: Lynne Fernandez, Manitoba

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Last Updated: September 9, 2019

UNSPUN 2019: Taxes and Deficit in Manitoba

By Jesse Hajer

Category: austerity, CCPA-MB, Deficit, economic well-being, economy, Election Prov 2019, taxes Tags: Jesse Hajer, Manitoba

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Last Updated: September 25, 2018

Winnipeg: Where the buildings have no names and the streets have no crossings

By Doug Smith Nearly forty years ago, in March 1979, Winnipeg city councillor Joe Zuken led a band of a dozen or so pedestrians in what is likely to have been city’s most celebrated act of jaywalking. The …

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Category: infrastructure, Inner City, privatization, taxes, transportation, Uncategorized, Winnipeg