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Sutton Eaves - November 21, 2019
Sutton Eaves - November 21, 2019A big GS sparkle for rules that support local tourism and allow people to generate cash through homesharing, but also protect a city’s rental housing.
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Paul Kershaw - November 05, 2019
Paul Kershaw - November 05, 2019Federal parties made a lot of promises designed to appeal to younger voters during October's election. But do the budgets backing those election platforms tell the same story?
By Sutton Eaves - October 17, 2019
Sutton Eaves - October 17, 2019There are lots of examples of how young people voting has changed the outcome of recent elections. Let's flex that power again on Oct. 21.
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Eric Swanson - October 16, 2019
Eric Swanson - October 16, 2019Not sure what to make of all the different 2019 climate platform analyses? Here are some shared takeaways and tips
By Sutton Eaves - October 11, 2019
Sutton Eaves - October 11, 2019Feeling unprepared for the inevitable climate change "debate" with your one stubborn uncle this long weekend? We've got you covered!
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Dave Hibbs - October 09, 2019
Dave Hibbs - October 09, 2019Millennials are voting. And they want to know where parties stand on the issues that affect them. Gen Squeeze has you covered.
By Paul Kershaw - October 04, 2019
Paul Kershaw - October 04, 2019Two parties are serious about moving Canada into a high-quality, affordable and inclusive child care system.
By Paul Kershaw - October 03, 2019
Paul Kershaw - October 03, 2019Unfortunately, most party commitments fail to promote intergenerational equity in public finance, although one party has made more meaningful commitments than the others.
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Eric Swanson - October 02, 2019
Eric Swanson - October 02, 2019Six key takeaways from our analysis of federal housing platforms
By Sutton Eaves - September 20, 2019
Sutton Eaves - September 20, 2019In case you needed a reminder (or some talking points for Thanksgiving), Gen Squeeze offers its take on why housing affordability is such a big deal in the lead-up to Oct. 21.