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(2019). Child cash benefits and family expenditures: Evidence from the National Child Benefit.
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Tarasuk, V., St-Germain A-A. Fafard, and Loopstra R.
(2019). The relationship between food banks and food insecurity: Insights from Canada.
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(2019). Interpreting experimental evidence in the presence of post-randomization events: A re-assessment of the Self-Sufficiency Project.
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(2019). Examining the postsecondary enrolment of low-income mature students in Canada.
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(2019). Parental education and postsecondary attainment: Does the apple fall far from the tree?.
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Crespo, S.
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Tarasuk, V., St-Germain A-A. Fafard, and Mitchell A.
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Tourangeau, M-A.
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Simkin, J., Ogilvie G., Hanley B., and Elliott C.
(2019). Differences in colorectal cancer screening rates across income strata by levels of urbanization: results from the Canadian Community Health Survey (2013/2014).
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Law, M. R., Cheng L., Kolhatkar A., Goldsmith L. J., Morgan S. G., Holbrook A. M., et al.
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Blumenthal, A., and Rothwell D. W.
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Okkola, S., and Brunelle C.
(2018). The changing determinants of housing affordability in oil-booming agglomerations: a quantile regression investigation from Canada, 1991-2011.
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(2018). Combating poverty: How successful is Quebec?.
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Rothwell, D., and Robson J.
(2018). The prevalence and composition of asset poverty in Canada: 1999, 2005, and 2012.
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Marchand, S.
(2018). Who benefits from tax-preferred savings accounts?.
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Purenne, J.
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Eftekhari, J.
(2018). The effects of urban rail rapid transit station types on housing prices in Toronto and Vancouver, Canada.
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Albouy, D., Lutz C., and Warman C.
(2017). Local labor markets in Canada and the United States.
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van den Berg, A., Plante C., Raïq H., Proulx C., and Faustmann S.
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Smith-Carrier, T., Kerr D., Wang J., Tam D. M. Y., and Kwok S. Ming
(2017). Vestiges of the medical model: a critical exploration of the Ontario Disability Support Program in Ontario, Canada.
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Édouard, R., and Duhaime G.
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