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1980 to 2006.

top one per cent

benefit the rich more than the poor.

require them and governments to help students from low-income families with grants, bursaries and loans.

most likely to benefit from registered education savings plans

There's no evidence that tax cuts create work

For every $1 they make we put $13 into their pensions

Women leaving university expect smaller paycheques and longer line-ups for promotions than their male counterparts, finds a new Canadian study that suggests the lower expectations are self-perpetuated.

women predict their salaries will be 14% lower than what men tend to forecast in their own professional lives

18% less

1929, with the gap between the wealthy and the rest of us widening.

bottom 60 per cent

11 per cent drop in their average after-tax incomes

hike corporate taxes to give families and seniors a break.

vote for keeping the tax

eat the rich