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2010
Stapleton, J. (Aug. 16, 2010). A
country founded on statistics
The
Mark.
Stapleton, J. (August, 2010). Prosperity
and the economy barely surviving: The predicament of
Toronto's poor single adults
Vote Toronto 2010.
Stapleton, J. (July 6, 2010). In
the 1960s, protests ended with concerts. It's just one of
the ways they were different from today's protests.
The
Mark.
Stapleton, J. (June 16, 2010). With
economic recovery, a new stimulus-based mentality has
arrived to challenge the old laissez-faire way of thinking.
Which will win? The
Mark.
Stapleton, J. (June 11, 2010). What
to make of former Bank of Canada governor David Dodge's
predictions on Canada's economy? The
Mark.
Stapleton, J., &
Tweddle, A. (May, 2010).
Not so easy to navigate: A report on the complex array of
income security programs and educational planning for
children in care in Ontario.
The Laidlaw Foundation.
Seven things you should know.
A message to all mothers in Ontario.
Stapleton, J., &
Shillington, R. (May.
2010). Cutting
through the fog: Why is it so hard to make sense of poverty
measures.
The Metcalf Foundation,
Stapleton, J. (May 11, 2010). VE-day:
Remembering Canada's role. The
Mark.
Stapleton, J. (May 10, 2010). Minimalist
waitressing. The
Mark.
Stapleton, J. (Apr.
29, 2010). The
perfect calm. The
Mark.
Stapleton, J. (Apr.
14, 2010). E-I
spells post-recession welfare. The
Mark.
Stapleton, J. (Apr.
15, 2010). Imagine
a world without taxes. The
Mark.
Stapleton, J. (March
2, 2010). Down
but not out: Reforming social assistance rules that punish
the poor for saving. C.
D. Howe Institute, e-brief.
Stapleton, J. (Feb.
24, 2010). The
recession continues. The
Mark.
2009
Stapleton, J. (Oct.
2009).
Why don't we want the poor to own anything? Our relentless
social policy journey toward destitution for the 900,000
poorest people in Ontario.
The Metcalf Foundation,
Stapleton, J. (Oct.
2009).
Close encounters of the "thirties" kind. Ontario
Alternative Budget 2009: Centre for Policy Alternatives.
Stapleton, J. (2009).
Time for a
"Made in Ontario" working income tax benefit.
Institute for Competitiveness and Prosperity/Open Policy
Ontario.
Stapleton, J. (May, 2009).
The 'ball' or the 'bridge:' The stark choice for social
assistance reform in Ontario.
Canadian
Centre for Policy Alternatives.
Stapleton, J. (Feb., 2009).
The silence of the lines.
Canadian
Centre for Policy Alternatives.
2008
Senate Report. (2008).
Poverty, housing and homelessness: Issues and options. First
Report of the Subcommittee on Cities of the Standing Senate
Committee on Social Affairs, Science and Technology.
Laurie, N.
(2008).
The cost of poverty: Analysis of the economic cost of
poverty in Ontario. Ontario Association of Food Banks.
November.
Pomeroy, S,
Steele, M. Hoy, J, & Stapleton, J. (2008).
A housing benefit for Ontario: One housing solution for a
poverty reduction strategy. A proposal submitted to the
Province of Ontario by a coalition of industry and community
organizations. November.
Stapleton, J. (2008).
Income security for working-age adults in Canada: Let's
consider the model under our nose.
The Metcalf Foundation,
November.
Stapleton, J., & Tweddle, A. (2008).
Navigating
the maze: Improving coordination and integration of
disability income and employment policies and programs for
people living with HIV/AIDS -A discussion paper.
Canadian Working Group
on HIV and Rehabilitation.
Stapleton, J & Shillington, R. (2008).
No strings
attached: How the tax-free savings account can help
lower-income Canadians get ahead.
C.D. Howe Institute.
eBrief, Sept. 30, 1-5.
Stapleton,
J. (2008).
Why is it so tough to get ahead. Perception, 29, 3&4,
18-20.
Baldwin,
A., Drummond, D. & Stapleton, J. (2008).
New assets and income
policies to assist low-income adults under Ontario's Poverty
Reduction Strategy. TD Bank Financial Group.
Stapleton, J. (April, 2008).
The last recession
spook:' A very curable disease.
Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, 1-5.
2007
Stapleton, J. (2007).
Why is
it so tough to get ahead?: How our tangled social programs
pathologize the transition to self-reliance.
The Metcalf Foundation.
Stapleton, J. & LaFrambroise, C. (2007).
Coming of age in a man's world. Life,
times and wisdom of Dorothea Crittenden: Canada's first
woman deputy
minister.
Stapleton, J.
(2007).
Don’t it always seem to go.
Literary Review of Canada, April.
2006
Stapleton, J. & Nascimento, O. (2006).
Poor immigrants in Canada: Are they
working? A community perspective. Report to the 11
th International Metropolis
Conference. October 2-6, Lisbon, Portugal.
39th
PARLIAMENT, 1st SESSION,
Standing committee on human resources, social development
and the status of persons with disabilities.
Stapleton, J.
(2006).
Commentary. The Walrus, September 17.
2005
Stapleton, J.
(2005).
Tracking those in poverty.
Literary Review of Canada, November.
Stapleton, J.
(2005).
Connecting public policy with frontline experience.
Ideas that Matter, 3, 39-42.
Stapleton, J. &
LaFrambroise, C. (2005).
The Campbell report: The origins of modern public assistance
in Ontario.
2004
Stapleton, J.
(2004).
Like falling off a cliff: The incomes of low-wage and social
recipients in the 1990s. In J. D. Hulchanski and M.
Shapcott (Eds.), Finding room: Policy options for a
Canadian rental housing strategy. Centre for Urban and
Community Studies, University of Toronto.
Stapleton, J.
(2004).
Transitions revisited: Implementing the vision.
Caledon Institute of Social Policy.
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