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Alberta's Fiscal Future - The School of Public Policy
Alberta’s Fiscal Future In 2017-18, the Alberta’s budgetary deficit is forecast to be $10.3 billion and the province’s net debt will increase by $12.8 billion. The Parliamentary Budget Officer (2017) has projected that Alberta’s debt will continue to grow relative to GDP and concluded that the current fiscal policy in Alberta is not sustainable over the long term. Parliamentary Budget Officer.
Andrew Griffith and Robert Vineberg: What should the voting rights of Canadian expatriates be?
Canada and votes. Photo by Getty Images.
Andrew Griffith and Robert Vineberg: What should the voting rights of Canadian expatriates be?
Canada and votes. Photo by Getty Images.
Canadian expats shouldn’t have unlimited voting rights - The Hill Times
By ANDREW GRIFFITH, ROBERT VINEBERGPUBLISHED : Wednesday, Feb. 15, 2017 12:00 AMIf you are already a subscriber Subscribe to The Hill TimesSubscribe to the digital and/or print editions and get instant access to The Hill Times online.
Opinion: Provinces can help protect temporary foreign workers
The provinces can do more to protect the rights of temporary foreign workers, says the Canada West Foundation. Ed Kaiser / Ed Kaiser The ski-lift operator in British Columbia, the meat packer in Manitoba and the lobster fisherman off New Brunswick are all doing jobs that have been hard to fill with Canadians so employers have come to rely on temporary foreign workers. The provinces can do more to ensure the rights of this vulnerable group are protected.
25,000 Syrian refugees in four months: How did Canada do it?
Prior to Canada's federal election late last year, Canada had a modest target of accepting 10,000 Syrian refugees by the end of 2016 and few of them had arrived by election day. This was 2,000 less than Australia's target of 12,000, despite Canada's larger population. All this changed one morning last September when the world awoke to pictures of the corpse of a three-year-old Syrian boy, Alan Kurdi, lying face down on a Turkish beach.
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