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Glass Half Full celebrates progress being made on poverty and ecological justice in Canada. This month: public transit in Saint John, housing in the Yukon, and carbon pricing in Alberta. 
Glass Half Full celebrates progress made on poverty and ecological justice in Canada. This month: poverty reduction in Manitoba, housing in Saint John and Toronto, and our main source of power in 2070! 
‘Glass Half Full’ celebrates the progress we’ve seen recently on poverty and ecological justice in Canada. This month: housing in Alberta, Nunavut and Vancouver, decreases in pollutants, and more. 
‘Glass Half Full’ celebrates the progress we’ve seen recently on poverty and ecological justice in Canada. This month: wind and coal power in Ontario, poverty reduction in Surrey, B.C., the Ontario Liberal Leadership race and more. 
‘Glass Half Full’ celebrates the successes and progress we’ve seen recently on issues of poverty and the environment in Canada. This month, poverty reduction in Ontario, cap and trade in Quebec, a moratorium on oil and gas development in B.C. and more. 
‘Glass Half Full’ celebrates the successes and progress we’ve seen recently on issues of poverty and the environment in Canada. 
As the House resumes this fall, it’s a good time to look ahead to see how key issues related to poverty and the environment will be debated on Parliament Hill. The graphic above highlights just some of the specific items that CPJ will be following in the coming months. In addition, CPJ and the Dignity for All campaign will be hosting events on the Hill on October 17th to highlight the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty and encourage coordinated action. 
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- Paul on Doing Better Together for the Environment
- Mehmood on New Study Highlights Employment Barriers for Immigrants
- DONALD DAINES on Affordable housing in Canada: federal investments on the decline
- Harrison56 on The Depth of the Global Economic Crisis: Peeling the Onion
- Visitor on "Treating people the same won't create equality..."
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