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Real test of Paris climate agreement will be how markets and regulators react

Dec 13, 2015

So did we save the planet? From the outset, this was never about “saving the planet.” Our spinning hunk of rock has been around billions of years and will continue to support diverse life forms long past the time humans roam it. The question is whether we have a planet that can support human life… View Article

BC’s climate action masquerade

Nov 29, 2015

By Marc Lee

When BC Premier Christy Clark arrives at the Paris climate conference, as part of a reinvigorated Canadian delegation under PM Trudeau, the world will hear bold statements about BC’s climate leadership. BC has received much praise since its 2008 introduction of a carbon tax (under previous Premier Gordon Campbell), and for its legislated greenhouse gas… View Article

We’re putting fossil fuel industry influence under the microscope

Nov 27, 2015

By Bill Carroll

By Bill Carroll and Shannon Daub The tremendous concentration of power and influence we see in the fossil fuel industry today places sharp limits on our democracy (for examples, see our previous post). And as oil, gas and coal corporations pursue their relatively narrow, short-term profit goals, crafting effective responses to the climate crisis becomes… View Article

Why corporate power is a problem at the climate crossroads

By Shannon Daub

By Shannon Daub and Bill Carroll As world leaders head to Paris for next week’s UN climate conference, the spotlight is being turned on the fossil fuel industry’s tremendous economic and political clout. The COP21 talks are sponsored by some decidedly climate-unfriendly multinationals, prompting the watchdog group Corporate Accountability International to launch a petition —signed… View Article

Want to create good, sustainable jobs for Canada? Try co-ops.

Nov 26, 2015

By Kevin Harding

In the coming months and years, the new federal government will make important decisions about jobs: how we create them, protect them and make them more sustainable. Many Canadians believe there’s a trade-off to be made between employment and environmental sustainability. But that doesn’t have to be the case — particularly if we look at… View Article

5 signs the BC economy is weak and what this means for Budget 2016

Nov 25, 2015

By Iglika Ivanova

Yesterday, the provincial government released its 2015/16 Second Quarterly Report: an update on where provincial finances are at six months into the fiscal year and where the economy is heading. The news is not very good. … View Article

Why are so many people needing food banks when the BC economy is growing?

Nov 17, 2015

By Iglika Ivanova

Last week, Statistics Canada released new data showing the BC economy did better than expected in 2014, growing by 3.2% in real terms. This is a strong economic performance, the fastest on record since the recession ended. The new growth numbers were published just as the annual Welfare Food Challenge organized by Raise the Rates captured headlines… View Article

Five LNG whoppers

Nov 12, 2015

By Marc Lee

British Columbians have heard many “too good to be true” claims about the benefits the province will receive by launching a liquefied natural gas (LNG) export industry. The CCPA-BC’s LNG Reality Check series has been examining these claims, and what we have uncovered is a pattern of misinformation about LNG – coming primarily from the… View Article

The federal election is over. Now can we really talk about how to improve gender equality?

Nov 2, 2015

By Kendra Milne

After an election campaign in which women’s equality became a rhetorical tool in a divisive attempt to instill fear and xenophobia in voters and control women’s religious choices, Canada has opted for a more hopeful federal government. But where does that leave women in BC? We know the primary causes of women’s inequality: disproportionate financial… View Article

Spotlight on health care austerity: seniors’ residential care

Oct 30, 2015

By Marc Lee

Let’s break down changes in health care spending by age group. You might think that as overall health care spending in BC has gone up, we would see bigger jumps for those over age 65. But this is not the case – indeed, quite the opposite. This figure shows the change in health care spending per… View Article

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A progressive take on BC issues

A progressive take on BC issues

Real test of Paris climate agreement will be how markets and regulators react

BC’s climate action masquerade

We’re putting fossil fuel industry influence under the microscope

Why corporate power is a problem at the climate crossroads

Want to create good, sustainable jobs for Canada? Try co-ops.

5 signs the BC economy is weak and what this means for Budget 2016

Why are so many people needing food banks when the BC economy is growing?

Five LNG whoppers

The federal election is over. Now can we really talk about how to improve gender equality?

Spotlight on health care austerity: seniors’ residential care