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SourcesThe Canadian Radio-Television and Telecom Public Notice CRTC 99-16AT&T Canada Corp. and AT&T Canada Telecom Services Company November 30, 1999 Review of contribution collection mechanism and related issues.
Connecting CanadiansHonourable John Manley, Minister of Industry June 28, 2000 CANARIE/Net 2000 Our objective has been to ensure that all Canadians can access the new networked economy. Not just people who live in cities. Not just people who have the economic means to buy a computer. But everyone.
Honourable John Manley
INTRODUCTION Full story » Vibrant Cities and City-regions: Responding to Emerging ChallengesEnid Slack, Larry S. Bourne, Meric S. Gertler August 13, 2003 A paper prepared for the Panel on the Role of Government This paper reviews the importance of vibrant cities and city-regions to the provincial economy and examines how to address the economic, social, and fiscal challenges they face.
Small, Rural, and Remote Communities: The Anatomy of RiskEnid Slack, Larry S. Bourne, Meric S. Gertler August 13/2003 A paper prepared for the Panel on the Role of Government This paper examines the provincial government's role in responding to the increased social, economic, and fiscal challenges facing communities at risk. Investing in people: creating a human capital society for OntarioPanel on the role of government, Faculty of Law, University of Toronto February 24, 2004
Examining the future role of government in the context of promoting economic growth, strong communities, fiscal responsibility and accountability.
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Making sense of the vote: The 2000 Canadian electionElisabeth Gidengil, André Blais, Richard Nadeau, Neil Nevitte November 1, 2001 McGill University, Université de Montréal and University of Toronto
Paul Martin's letter to Bob Friesen, President of the canadian federation of agriculturePaul Martin July 23, 2003 I expect to be in a position to share some of my ideas about the future of Canada's agriculture and agri-food industry and the issues affecting people in rural communities.
July 23, 2003 Mr. Bob Friesen President Canadian Federation of Agriculture 75 Albert Street, Suite 1101 Ottawa, Ontario K1P 5E7
Dear Bob, Full story » Building the 21st century economyPaul Martin September 15, 2003 Delivered to the Board of Trade of Metropolitan Montreal – Montreal, Quebec "I’d like to take this opportunity to speak especially about the new economy – the parts of our economy that are based on the potential of transformative technologies which are going to be the real economic engines of the years to come."
Strategic voting in Canada: A cross time analysisJennifer L. Merolla and Laura B. Stephenson January 1, 2004 Duke University This paper investigates strategic voting in Canada. We test the standard expected utility model, as developed by McKelvey and Ordeshook (1972), across four federal elections. |
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