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In order for schools to remain open safely, swift measures are urgently required to suppress community spread of Covid-19. Premier Ford has ignored advice from medical experts such as the Ontario Hospital Association and Toronto Public Health, who have urged reverting hot spots to Stage 2. Add your voice to call for Premier Ford to […] Read More
How is your pension investing your retirement savings in the face of the climate crisis? That’s a critical question. Ensuring a prosperous retirement and a healthy planet requires ambitious action from your pension plan now. Canada’s top ten pension funds alone manage over $1.5-trillion. How these funds invest your retirement dollars is a major factor […] Read More
The CSJ Foundation for Research and Education publishes reports and educational materials on social and economic issues. Its current program involves research on the growing gap between rich and poor, the corporate influence on public policy, and the search for policy alternatives.
Canada, The Economic Crisis and Political Struggle A publication by The Socialist Project and The Centre for Social Justice explores the roots of the current financial crisis, proposing equitable alternatives for Canada and beyond. With contributions by Leo Panitch, Sam Gindin, Greg Albo, David McNally, John Clarke and more.
Read MoreNeoliberal Urbanism, the Canadian City and Toronto Report Prepared for the Centre for Social Justice Toronto, Ontario – December 2009 Neoliberal globalization has played itself out in the politics of Canadian cities over and over again through the last two decades. The internationalization of financial markets, the geographical restructuring of manufacturing, and the consumer debt […]
Read MoreAn Authoritarian Phase of Neoliberalism? From its very beginnings, the new doctrine was quite consciously set in opposition to socialism as an alternate economic and democratic order to capitalism and as an unyielding defender of the institutions of private property. In its specific programmatic mandate, neoliberalism was an offspring of the Great Depression and set […]
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