POLICY FIX
A blog for progressive Canadians by the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives Manitoba Office
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Election 2022 Winnipeg’s next mayor
October 6, 2022 I’m being asked which mayoral candidate with the potential to win Winnipeg’s election has the better platform when it comes to policing, recreation, housing, taxation and equity, topics we regularly publish on at the Canadian …
Code Red: Winnipeg’s Fire and Paramedic Service Infrastructure Deficit
For Immediate Release (Treaty One, Winnipeg): October 3, 2022 CODE RED: WINNIPEG FIRE AND PARAMEDIC INFRASTRUCTURE DEFICIT LOOMING – NEW REPORT
A Living Wage for Winnipeg is $18.34/ hour, Brandon $15.66/hour, Thompson $16.25/hour: Report
August 25, 2022 Winnipeg, Treaty One Territory – The Manitoba Office of the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives calculates that a family of four, with two working parents, would require a wage of $18.34/ hour in Winnipeg, $15.66/ …
An Exploration of Long-Term Outcomes Following Graduation from the Ndinawe Child and Youth Care Certificate Program
The Ndinawe Child and Youth Care Certificate Program (NCYCCP) is a post-secondary education program for formerly sexually exploited individuals in Winnipeg, Manitoba. The full-time, one-year college program is offered in partnership with Red River College Polytechnic (RRC Polytech) …
Revision to Manitoba Minimum Wage Legislation Inadequate
For Immediate Release (Winnipeg): The Manitoba government introduced legislation yesterday to allow Cabinet to increase the minimum wage if inflation rises above 5 per cent, as measured in the first three months of the year.
Manitoba 2022 Budget prioritizes tax cuts over repairing public services
Province cutting revenue by $363.4 million at expense of education, housing, civil service, and municipalities
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