Miscellaneous material to start your week.
- Jeremy Smith argues that the Brexit vote result should serve as a compelling reminder of the dangers of neoliberalism. John Hood focuses on inequality in particular as a driving force behind the willingness of voters to leave the European Union, while Mike Carter points out the connection between economic and industrial decay and the vote.
- The Economist highlights the value of pre-school funding in ensuring that children from all economic backgrounds are able to fulfill their potential.
- Reema Patel discusses the need to give citizens a direct role in setting economic policy - as well as one project designed to achieve that goal.
- Tom Parkin points out the vital role the labour movement played in fighting to strengthen the Canada Pension Plan. And Lana Payne comments that younger workers will gain the most from the CPP expansion.
- Bruce Campbell writes that rail safety is still in desperate need of improvement three years after the Lac-Mégantic disaster.
- Finally, John Anderson questions why Netflix, YouTube and other online media platforms are being exempted from the obligations of other media entities operating in Canada.
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