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Privatization

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Transparency and the Right to Know How Our Money is Spent

December 7, 2018December 7, 2018 by gmcneil

Video footage from CUPE Nova Scotia’s panel discussion on P3s, “Transparency and the Right to Know,” is now available. Held at Halifax’s Seaport Market on November 13, 2018, the event featured specialists on P3s and the Right to Know including Read more […]

Categories Event, Privatization Tags Anti-privatization, CUPE Nova Scotia, P3, Right to Know, transparency

CUPE NS calls for transparency legislation governing public-private partnerships

November 30, 2018 by gmcneil
  CUPE Nova Scotia released several recommendations to government this week, calling for transparency and accountability legislation to govern public-private partnerships. The recommendations are based on research and discussion coming Read more [...]
Categories News, Privatization Tags Anti-privatization, CUPE NS, public private partnerships, stop P3, transparency

What provincial auditors have said about P3s – Fact Sheet

May 16, 2017April 28, 2017 by creynolds

Over the years, provincial auditors across the country have questioned the financial rationale for using public-private partnerships (P3s) to build public infrastructure. Provincial auditors are independent officers of legislative assemblies Read more […]

Categories Privatization Tags health care, Hospitals, Privatization, QE2
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CUPE NS Updates

  • CUPE Nova Scotia’s 2023 Award, Scholarship & Bursary Applications
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  • CUPE education workers vote 97.5% to strike; government must negotiate fair agreement to lift school support staff out of poverty
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  • • The Office of the Worker Counsellor
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