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In 1995, the CCPA published its first alternative federal budget (AFB) with the Winnipeg-based CHO!CES. The AFB has since become the centre’s signature initiative. The AFB is a collaborative project that includes inputs from various civil society groups from across the country. It typically contains
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launched a $ 13.4-million program through which it undertook a political audit of 52 charities, including the CCPA, "to determine whether any violating a rule that limits their spending on political activities to 10 per cent of resources". In 2014, the CRA claimed on its website that the CCPA
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in the early 1990s to take out memberships. In 1994, the centre's capacities expanded further when it increased membership outreach to individual donors. It then went on to set up provincial offices across the country. By 2002, it had established offices in
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consensus that was emerging during this period. Following its formation, the centre began organizing conferences, publishing pamphlets, and producing booklets and reports created by volunteer researchers.
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The CCPA was founded in Ottawa in 1980 by a group of university professors and union activists. Many of those first involved with the CCPA's founding wanted to use it to counter the
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The organization ran into financial difficulties in the late 1980s due to inadequate funding. However, it was able to successfully lobby trade unions and other
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Carroll, William; Huxtable, David (2014b). "Expose/Oppose/Propose: The Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives and the Challenge of Alternative Knowledge".
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appeared to be "biased" and "one-sided." In an open letter, 400 academics called for a moratorium on the CCPA audit, claiming that it was an attempt by the
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and social policy. It is especially known for publishing an alternative federal budget on an annual basis. The centre is based in
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about 20 chapters that are each written by field experts and reviewed in consultation with other researchers and advocates.
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Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives – Canadian Political Parties and Political Interest Groups
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government to "intimidate, muzzle and silence its critics". The
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The CCPA concentrates on economic policy, international trade,
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reported that two Canadian market-oriented think tanks, the
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in Canada. It has been described as "left leaning".
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