Reports

Worker- and climate-focused options for strengthening North American economic, social, and environmental co-operation

Labour rights, migrant workers and the CUSMA rapid-response labour mechanism

A role for better rules-of-origin for the automotive trade

CUSMA’s digital trade chapter undermines worker rights, privacy and competition policy

Bumpy Ride series, spring 2024 update: What’s happened to women in the workforce since COVID-19

Canada's tax system is flat for most Canadians and regressive for the top 20 per cent of households.

Part 1: Rent control, rent freezes, vacancy controls—the terms can be hard to keep track of. This is your reference guide.

Part 2: In theory, Canada’s most populous province has protection for tenants. In practice, landlords can find lots of ways to hike up rents.

Part 3: Landlords systematically use AGI applications to bypass provincial guidelines

Part 4: Landlords and developers love scientific-sounding arguments against rent control. There’s just one problem—they’re not true.

Part 5: The policy solutions to skyrocketing rents are quite straightforward—but enacting them means taking on the power of landlords and developers

Part 6: Tenants in Ontario have resources available to defend themselves against landlords—and against bad-faith anti-tenant arguments. Here are a few of them.

Canadian cities could raise tens of millions of dollars with one tool