Canadian Public Policy

1975 - 2022

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Volume 31, issue s1, 2005

Introduction: Mental Health Reform for the 21st Century pp. 1-4

Samuel E. D. Shortt and Arthur Sweetman

Mental Health Reform for Canada in the 21st Century: Getting There from Here pp. 5-12

Michael Kirby

The Epidemiology of Mental Illness in Canada pp. 13-16

Julio Arboleda-Flórez

A National Strategy for Mental Health: Who Cares? pp. 17-20

Barbara Everett

Fighting Stigma and Discrimination Is Fighting for Mental Health pp. 21-28

Heather Stuart

Positioning Canada's Mental Health and Addiction Systems: A Discussion Paper pp. 29-34

Pierre Beauséjour

Foundational Elements for Mental Health Reform in Canada pp. 35-40

Elliot M. Goldner

Supporting the Families of the Mentally Ill pp. 41-45

Craig Jones

Organizational Implications of Promoting Effective Evidence-Based Interventions for People with Severe Mental Illness pp. 47-52

Eric Latimer

No Simple Solutions for Complex Needs pp. 53-58

Deborah Elliott

Improving the Employment Prospects of People with Serious Mental Illness: Five Challenges for a National Mental Health Strategy pp. 59-64

Terry Krupa, Bonnie Kirsh, Rebecca Gewurtz and Lynn Cockburn

Mental Health Reform: Still Saying the Same Thing After All These Years pp. 65-68

David Reville

Getting There from Here: Next Steps pp. 69-74

Michael Wilson

Volume 31, issue 4, 2005

National Catastrophic Drug Insurance Revisited: Who Would Benefit from Senator Kirby's Recommendations? pp. 341-358

Paul Grootendorst and Michael Veall

Do Stricter Penalties or Media Publicity Reduce Alcohol Consumption by Drivers? pp. 359-380

Anindya Sen

Mad Cow Chaos in Canada: Was It Just Bad Luck or Did Government Policies Play a Role? pp. 381-400

Danny G. Le Roy and K.K. Klein

Symposium on Policies to Increase the Economic Well-being of Canadians: An Introduction pp. 401-404

Andrew Sharpe

Universities and Living Standards in Canada pp. 405-412

Richard Van Loon

Work and Well-being in an Aging Society pp. 413-420

Lars Osberg

Do We Know Where We Are Going? The New Social Policy in Canada pp. 421-430

Keith G. Banting

The Modernization Mantra: Toward a New Architecture for Canada's Adult Benefits pp. 431-438

Ken Battle, Michael Mendelson and Sherri Torjman

Volume 31, issue 3, 2005

Does the Maclean's Ranking Matter? pp. 231-242

Qi Kong and Michael Veall

Regulatory Compliance in Opinion Poll Reporting During the 2004 Canadian Election pp. 243-258

Peter A. Ferguson and Christine De Clercy

Autonome malgré tout: L'internationalisation et la politique des marchés financiers au Canada pp. 259-272

Ian Roberge

The Instability of Family Earnings and Family Income in Canada, 1986­1991 and 199­2001 pp. 273-302

René Morissette and Yuri Ostrovsky

Canadian Disaster Management Policy: Moving Toward a Paradigm Shift? pp. 303-318

Dan Henstra and Gordon McBean

An Analysis of the Impact of the Harmonized Sales Tax on Provincial Revenues in Atlantic Canada pp. 319-332

Patrick Blagrave

Volume 31, issue 2, 2005

Exploring the Good Mother Hypothesis: Do Child Outcomes Vary with the Mother's Share of Income? pp. 123-144

Martin Dooley, Ellen Lipman and Jennifer Stewart

Food Prices and the Timing of Welfare Payments: A Canadian Study pp. 145-160

Georges Tanguay, Gary Hunt and Nicolas Marceau

Basel II and the Cyclicality of Bank Capital pp. 161-180

Mark Illing and Graydon Paulin

An Examination of the Fiscal Impact from Youth Involvement in the Sex Trade: The Case for Evaluating Priorities in Prevention pp. 181-206

Linda DeRiviere

Family Physicians for Ontario: An Approach to Production and Retention Policy pp. 207-222

Samuel E.D. Shortt, Michael E. Green and C. Keresztes

Volume 31, issue 1, 2005

Assessing Ontario's Fiscal Competitiveness pp. 1-28

Duanjie Chen and Jack Mintz

Tax Subsidies for R&D in Canadian Provinces pp. 29-44

Kenneth McKenzie

A Framework for Evaluating Provincial R&D Tax Subsidies pp. 45-58

Bev Dahlby

Monetary Policy and Economic Activity in Canada in the 1990s pp. 59-78

Douglas Curtis

Revisiting the Canada-US Unemployment Rate Gap: Introduction / Révision de la question de l'écart entre les taux de chômage du Canada et des Etats-Unis: Introduction pp. 79-82

Andrew Sharpe

Divergence in the Canadian and US Labour Markets pp. 83-92

Geoff Bowlby

Why Is Canada's Unemployment Rate Persistently Higher than in the United States? pp. 93-100

W. Craig Riddell

Recent Developments in the Canada-US Unemployment Rate Gap: Changing Patterns in Unemployment Incidence and Duration pp. 101-108

Tiff Macklem and Francisco Barillas

Revisiting the "Flexibility Hypothesis" pp. 109-116

Jim Stanford

Volume 30, issue 4, 2004

Measuring Obesity in Young Children pp. 349-364

Shelley Phipps, Peter Burton, Lynn Lethbridge and Lars Osberg

Competitiveness Challenges Facing Canadian Industries pp. 365-380

Someshwar Rao and Jianmin Tang

Taking Endangered Species Seriously? British Columbia's Species-at-Risk Policies pp. 381-399

Paul M. Wood and Laurie Flahr

Electricity Production and CO2 Emission Reduction: Dancing to a Different Tune Across the Canada-US Border pp. 401-426

Jean-Thomas Bernard, Frédéric Clavet and Jean-Cléophas Ondo

Access to College and University: Does Distance to School Matter? pp. 427-443

Marc Frenette

A National Formulary for Canada pp. 445-452

Aidan Hollis and Stephen Law

Volume 30, issue 3, 2004

Canada Needs Better Data for Evidence-Based Policy: Inconsistencies Between Administrative and Survey Data on Welfare Dependence and Education pp. 241-256

Rebecca N. Warburton and William P. Warburton

Expanding Economic Costing in Health Care: Values, Gender and Diversity pp. 257-282

Olena Hankivsk, Jane Friesen, Colleen Varcoe, Fiona MacPhail, Lorraine Greaves and Charmaine Spencer

Does Postsecondary Education Benefit Aboriginal Canadians? An Examination of Earnings and Employment Outcomes for Recent Aboriginal Graduates pp. 283-302

David Walters, Jerry White and Paul Maxim

Public Infrastructure in Canada, 1961-2002 pp. 303-318

Tarek Harchaoui, Faouzi Tarkhani and Paul Warren

Nationalisme et protection sociale: une approche comparative pp. 319-332

Daniel Béland and André Lecours

Monetary Policy after Bubbles Burst: The Zero Lower Bound, the Liquidity Trap and the Credit Deadlock pp. 333-340

David Laidler

Volume 30, issue 2, 2004

The Economics of Public-Private Partnerships pp. 135-154

Jean-Etienne de Bettignies and Thomas Ross

Increasing Male Earnings Inequality in Canada and the United States, 1981­1997: The Role of Hours Changes versus Wage Changes pp. 155-176

Susan Johnson and Peter Kuhn

Understanding the Impact of Intergovernmental Relations on Public Health: Lessons from Reform Initiatives in the Blood System and Health Surveillance pp. 177-194

Kumanan Wilson, Jennifer McCrea-Logie and Harvey Lazar

Equalization and Stabilization pp. 195-208

Michael Smart

Health System Reform in Montreal: Impact on the Use of Day Surgery and on Surgical Patients and their Caregivers pp. 209-230

Pierre Tousignant, Lee Soderstrom, Jean-Pierre Lavoie, Terry Kaufman, Raynald Pineault and Dominique Nadeau

Volume 30, issue 1, 2004

Aboriginal Rights, Customary Law and the Economics of Renewable Resource Exploitation pp. 1-27

Ian Keay and Cherie Metcalf

Divided Over Internationalism: The Canadian Public and Development Assistance pp. 29-45

Alain Noël, Jean-Philippe Thérien and Sébastien Dallaire

Why Pay Child Benefits to Mothers? pp. 47-69

Frances Woolley

The New Federal Tool Belt: Attempts to Rebuild Social Policy Leadership pp. 71-89

Gérard Boismenu and Peter Graefe

An Evaluation of the Stabilization Properties of Equalization in Canada pp. 91-109

Robin Boadway and Masayoshi Hayashi

Market-Modelled Home Care in Ontario: Deteriorating Working Conditions and Dwindling Community Capacity pp. 111-125

Jane Aronson, Margaret Denton and Isik Zeytinoglu