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Pages tagged "poverty"


Will this pandemic's legacy be a universal basic income?

Posted on News by Sharon Zoschke · May 23, 2020 1:13 PM

The following editorial from Maclean's magazine suggests a national Basic Income may be the logical next step based on the relative success of the current emergency programs and the desire to eliminate poverty in Canada.

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Rights-based approach key to alleviating poverty

Posted on News by Sharon Zoschke · April 20, 2020 8:24 PM

Charitable programs rob people of dignity and do nothing to lift them out of poverty, studies show. Their proliferation masks bigger problems.

Children are socialized at a young age to believe that giving to charity is a venerable, altruistic practice. We are regularly inundated with advertisements to support children in the developing world.

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