What does FCPP stand for?

Frontier Centre for Public Policy

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Siksika First Nation Chief Leroy Good Eagle said he'll take a compliment wherever it comes from but that doesn't mean he's in full agreement of the findings released by the Frontier Centre for Public Policy last month.

AGI rankings not a complete picture of reserve governance

The Winnipeg-based Frontier Centre for Public Policy sponsored the Maoris on their tour and will feature Helin this month.

Getting it all out in the open

A study conducted in the late 1990s by Winnipeg's Frontier Centre for Public Policy illuminates the inefficiency of the corporation.

Fishing for choice

Congress speaker Peter Holle, president of the Winnipeg-based Frontier Centre for Public Policy, pointed out that since 1961, four years after the birth of the equalization scheme, Manitoba's share of Canada's GDP and population have both dropped by roughly 25 per cent, while government spending in his province is now 50 per cent of per capita GDP.

Right and reasonable but so far unsaleable: the grassroots Calgary ...