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Nam liber tempor cum soluta nobis eleifend option congue mowat centre 2013 annual report | 1 The Mowat Centre The Mowat Centre is an independent public policy research centre located at the School of Public Policy and Governance at the University of Toronto. The Mowat Centre is Ontario’s non-partisan, evidence-based voice on public policy. It undertakes collaborative applied policy research, proposes innovative research-driven recommendations and engages in public dialogue on Canada’s most important national issues. mowat centre 2013 annual report | 1 series. This policy series, which identifies transformative Emerging Stronger Shifting Gears essage M Director’s to share our second annual report with you. 2012-13 We at the Mowat Centre are proud and maturation. was marked by growth, diversification and Ontario’s place in the federation remained Our work on intergovernmental policy fiscal balance, changes to Employment our core business. Our projects on equalization, new federal electoral boundary map set the terms Insurance, monetary policy and the direct impact on several policy changes. for many public debates and had a to focus additional resources on two growing Our record of quality has allowed us Ontario economy and the transformation of areas of importance: the future of the government. Ontario’s Our partnership with the Ontario Chamber of Commerce and many of economic stakeholders has produced our efforts to make government smarter and faster. We are proud that some of our efforts to make government smarter and faster. We are proud that some deliver more recommendations have been acted upon by government and are helping public value to citizens. work has set the stage for upcoming major research projects on the future of the work has set the stage for upcoming major research projects on the future and the federal manufacturing sector, the economic importance of diaspora networks a broad, corporate tax system. Together, these projects are coming together to outline non-partisan economic agenda for Ontario. allowed us to Our partnership with KPMG and many public sector stakeholders has invest time and resources in our 2 | MOWAT CENTRE Matthew Mendelsohn, Director possible withouttheircontinuedsupport. supportive andnurturingacademichometheyprovide us.Ourworkwouldnotbe of Public&GovernanceandtheUniversityToronto anditsadministrationforthe All ofusattheMowatCentrewouldliketoexpressour ongoinggratitudetotheSchool policy frameworksandstrengtheningtheprovinceof Ontario. coming yearswillcontinuetoreflectourcommitment tomodernizingCanadianpublic I amconfidentthatthechoiceswehavemadeover pastyearandwillmakein the faceofincreasingdemandsandalargernumberpartners. performing organizationthatcontinuestodeliverexcellenceinresearchandvalue performance andoutcomes.Allofthesewillbenecessaryinordertoremainahigh opportunities, continuetorefreshourorganization,andmorerigorouslyassess also requireustoremainnimble,makesmartchoiceswhenfacedwithexciting Both ofthesedevelopmentsareimportanttoourlong-termsustainability.Butthey on publicpolicy,butanimportantnationalpolicythinktank. half of2013-14already.AndweareincreasinglybeingseennotonlyasOntario’svoice becoming muchmorediverse,with$500,000insecuredresearchcontractsthefirst challenge usasanorganizationincomingyears.Ourfundingandrevenuestreamsare The MowatCentreisexperiencingtwopositivechangesthatwillnonetheless which iscurrentlybeingdevelopedwiththesupportof staff, ourBoardandkeypartners. more matureorganization.In2013-14wewillproduceourfirstformalstrategicplan, staff. Thesechangeshaverequiredmorefocusedbusinessplanning,consistentwitha The pastyearhasbeenmarkedbothbyrapidgrowthandthedepartureofsomekey respective sectors. their first majorworksandarehavingarealimpactonthepolicyconversationsintheir have strengthened ourMowatEnergy hub.Bothof theseresearchhubshavereleased govern thenot-for-profitsector.Andwithourindustryandpublicsectorpartners,we program ofwork–Mowat With ourFoundationpartnersandthenot-for-profitsector,wehavelaunchedanew Region challenges. Weplayedacatalyticroleincreatingthenew As ourresearchstreamsexpand,wehavealsobeenabletotakeupadditional andMowatwillincubatethisneworganizationduringitsstart-upphase. NFP –designedtomodernizethepolicyframeworksthat Council oftheGreatLakes mowat centre 2013 annual report | 3

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mean for Canadians. Success: The Final Report by Ontario’s Expanding Our Routes To Expert Roundtable on Immigration October 15, 2012 on Immigration on the development of an The advice of the Expert Roundtable in this Ontario government report. The Ontario immigration strategy is presented the Policy Secretariat to the Roundtable. Mowat Centre was pleased to act as What the New EI Rules Mean New EI Rules What the The Mowat Centre 10, 2012 July were made to the federal of legislative changes that This report is an overview analysis of what they program and it provides an in-depth Employment Insurance Despite the development of a national strategy in the mid-1990s to tackle the Despite the development of a national strategy in the mid-1990s to tackle of homeless significant rise in homelessness, best estimates suggest that the number Canada’s people in Canada has not actually been reduced. This report examines fully national homelessness program since its launch and makes the case for implementing a “Housing First” approach. Homelessness: Closing the Gap Between Capacity and Performance James Hughes December 06, 2012 Moving Toward Voter Equality: Mowat Centre Report on the Mowat Centre Equality: Voter Moving Toward Federal Electoral Boundaries for Ontario Proposed Michael Pal & Melissa Molson November 15, 2012 Boundary Commission for Ontario as part The map proposed by the Federal Electoral of the 2012 Redistribution is evaluated in this that while the proposed map makes progress overall, it still deviates considerably that while the proposed map makes progress overall, it still deviates considerably from the central principle of voter equality.

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more prosperousfuture. challenges thatOntariostillfacesandsetsoutthetangiblestepstotakeforaneven government, andcivilsocietyhavemadeoverthepastyearidentifies Stronger 2013 Developed incooperationwiththeOntarioChamberofCommerce, January 29,2013 The MowatCentre &theOntarioChamberofommerce Emerging Stronger 2013 tested transfer. The paperrecommendscombiningtheCHT,CSTandEqualizationintoonemeans- Canada’s systemoffiscalarrangementsismisalignedwithcurrenteconomicrealities. In thefifthpaperinMowatCentre’sFiscalTransfersseries,reportarguesthat December 20,2012 Matthew endelsohn Back toBasics:TheFuture oftheFiscalArrangements possibilities andchallengespresentedbyserviceintegration. integration ofhumanservicesinOntario’sPeelRegion–andidentifiesthe evaluates oneofCanada’smostinnovativeintegrationschemes–theongoing This reportfromtheMowatCentre’s December 11,2012 Jennifer GoldandJoshHjartarson A ShiftingGearsReport Integrating HumanServicesinanAgeofFiscalRestraint: measures shouldbedismantled aspartofCanada’sdigitaleconomystrategy. cultural policyandsuggests thatanyremainingplace-basedfundingandregulatory This paperexaminestheextent ofregionalproductionincentivesinCanadian February 27,2013 Garry Neil Counterproductive intheDigitalEconomy Production: WhyRegionally-BasedProduction Incentivesare SupportsforScreen-Based Federal Government Content isthesecondpaperinseries.Itsurveysprogressthatbusiness, Shifting Gears seriesofresearchpapers Emerging

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Mowat NFP atiana Khanberg with Robert Joshi atiana Khanberg September 6, 2012 Canada and Ontario need to make energy technology policy a top priority and a cornerstone of a national energy strategy. Energy suggests ways in which energy R&D can be better supported both provincially and federally. The Integration Agenda Elizabeth McIsaac and Carrie Moody 25, 2013 February In it’s first Sector Signal, and the not-for-profit of an integration agenda for communities as the innovative responses organizations that serve them, as well and partnerships that have resulted from the call for service integration. Smarter and Stronger: Future Energy Technology Charge of Canada’s Taking T Peter Spiro April 9, 2013 dollar has hurt the Canadian economy and the This paper concludes that the high outlines how the Bank of Canada can mitigate Ontario economy in particular, and manufacturing sector without damaging other harm to the Ontario economy and the sectors of the economy or other regions. Federal GovernmentFederal March 28, 2013 pay to the what Ontarians the balance between examines This Mowat Note about $11 billion more paper finds that Ontarians still contribute and Ontarians. The and services. than they get back in programs to the federal government to A New Policy Approach Please: Stability, More Exchange Rate Canada’s Filling the Gap: Measuring Ontario’s Balance with theBalance Ontario’s Measuring the Gap: Filling Noah Zon federal government and the amount returned in services and transfers to Ontario and the amount returned in services federal government Convening. Research. Solutions. Research. Convening. 6 | MOWAT CENTRE the organization’s earlyinitiatives. leaders ofmany keyregionalorganizations andworkedwithstakeholders toidentify CGLR. TheMowatCentrealso convenedaLaunchAdvisoryCommitteecomprised of business leaders,inwhich U.S.AmbassadortoCanada,DavidJacobson,introduced Mowat Centreorganizeda November2012breakfastmeetingwithseniorToronto setting uptheorganizationaswellexecutinglaunch event.Inaddition,the During themonthsprecedinglaunch,Mowat Centreplayedacentralrolein region’s prosperityandsustainability,cultivatea strongregionalvoice. inform decision-makersandthepublicaboutregion’s interests,promotethe region. Toachievethisgoal,CGLRwillconnectactors acrosstheregiontooneanother, CGLR willworktobetterintegratetheeconomicand environmentalagendasofthe coordinated, andbroadly-sharedresponsestotheregion’scommonchallenges. stakeholders fromtheprivate,public,andnot-for-profitsectorstoadvanceeffective, integration intheGreatLakes-St.LawrenceRegion.CGLRwillbringtogether United States(pending)thatwillenhanceregionalcollaborationandcross-border CGLR isabi-nationalregionalorganization,incorporatedinbothCanadaandthe Lakes Century(October2011). and intheassociatedpublication, Centre-Brookings InstitutionGreatLakes-St.LawrenceRegionSummit(June2011) promote theregion’ssustainabilityandprosperity,asrecommendedatMowat Region (CGLR).Theneworganizationwillbringleadingstakeholderstogetherto in partnershipwithmanyregionalactors,launchedtheCouncilofGreatLakes On April11-12,2013theMowatCentreandCanada-USLawInstitute(CUSLI), St. Lawrence region The newbi-nationalvoiceoftheGreat Lakes- Council oftheGreat Lakes Region The VitalCommons:APolicyAgendafortheGreat mowat centre 2013 annual report | 7 Lakes water levels. particularly in the trades. for regional workforce development, reducing regulatory and capacity SMEs by increasing knowledge-sharing, barriers. convene government agencies working on security issues in the region, and encourage increased coordination and communication. Early CGLR projects will include: Early CGLR projects impact assessment of declining Great • Conducting a region-wide economic policies for mutual skills recognition • Creating agreements and regulatory tourism strategy. • Developing a bi-national regional cross-border trade by the region’s • Developing mechanisms to encourage • Building coherence in regional security issues by creating a forum to During the coming year, the Mowat Centre will work with CGLR and a broad stakeholder with CGLR and a broad stakeholder year, the Mowat Centre will work During the coming coalition on several projects. support The Mowat Centre will continue to provide administrative and logistical to CGLR throughout its incubation period. 8 | MOWAT CENTRE Authority, TorontoHydro, andUnionGas. Electricity SystemOperator(IESO),TheOntarioEnergy Association,TheOntarioPower licence. In 2013-14, designed tomeettheneedsofanemergingenergysuperpower. of governmentandthatthecurrentsuiteenergyR&D policiesandprogramsisnot energy technologyleadershouldbeaconcretepolicy commitmentfrombothorders their approachestosupportingenergyR&D.Thereport arguedthatbecomingan Canada andOntariotomakeenergytechnologypolicyatoppriorityreform Charge ofCanada’sEnergyTechnologyFuture report onenergyresearchanddevelopmentinCanada, In 2012, policy issuesfacingOntarioandCanada. evidence-based researchandanalysisonstructural,foundational,systemicenergy Mowat Energy Hub Updates Mowat Energy Mowat Energy Mowat Energy isaresearchhubwithintheMowatCentrethatprovidesindependent, isgenerouslysupportedbyEnbridgeGas,TheIndependent focusedonpoliciesrelatedtoenergytechnology,releasinga isworkingonprojectsrelatedtoenergyplanningand social . Thereporthighlightedtheneedfor Smarter andStronger:Taking mowat centre 2013 annual report | 9 has charted has charted Mowat NFP works to ensure research and policy works to ensure research Mowat NFP published the first report in its Sector Signal series: The published the first report in its Sector , a research hub within the Mowat Centre, undertakes collaborative collaborative Mowat Centre, undertakes hub within the , a research was launched during the summer of 2012 with funding from the Ontario the summer of 2012 with funding was launched during Network to collect data for the first is working with the Ontario Nonprofit roundtable discussions and has has also presented at conferences and Mowat NFP Mowat NFP (NFP) sector. the not-for-profit research on applied policy a research agenda that examines the challenges facing today’s not-for-profit sector not-for-profit sector facing today’s the challenges agenda that examines a research In partnership with the to support its future direction. and identifies solutions Network, Ontario Nonprofit and reflect the sector’s values. are timely and relevant to the sector recommendations Mowat NFP Grants Program and with and Immigration’s Partnership Ministry of Citizenship Maytree and the Foundation, the Atkinson Foundation, support from the Metcalf United Way Toronto. This year the current climate of fiscal restraint and the Integration Agenda. The report explores government strategy to achieve more efficient and positioning of “integration” as a key The report highlights different approaches to effective service delivery through NFPs. and benefits of each and makes recommendations integration including the challenges on the way forward. Mowat NFP Capital Renewal Strategy. A province-wide survey has been the Ontario Human phase of in the and sector today the leadership skills that are needed in the explore to undertaken to and how skills development can be shaped growing talent, for the opportunities future, 2013. will be released in September findings Research the sector. the needs of meet Mowat NFP platforms begun work on a variety of research areas including social enterprise, shared be released in and demonstrating impact in the Partnership Grants. These findings will late 2013. 10 | MOWAT CENTRE University Mike off Canadian AutoWorkers; National Post; JimStan ford, The Economist; Jonathan Kay, University; MadelaineDrohan, right: Chris Ragan,McGill P t to anelist, Fromlefto att, Western

important national issues. new immigrants andurbandwellers,have lessvotingpowerand less influenceon population. Thediscussion focusedonthefactthatsomeCanadians,particularly in theGreaterTorontoarea, andaboutthegeneralprincipleofrepresentationby Reference Libraryinorder toexplainhowthenewelectoralboundariesaffectvoters participants atapublicmeeting attheBram&BluymaAppelSalonToronto Matthew MendelsohnandMowatFellowMichaelPal spoketoapproximately100 September 24,2012 Voter Equality: What theNewBoundariesMeanForYou Voter EqualityPublicMeeting system fortheunemployed.InadiscussionmoderatedbyMatthewMendelsohn, The MowatCentreEITaskForceproposedthecreationofaredesignedfederalsupport Mowat CentreinJune,2012attheAlGreenTheatredowntownToronto. A publicdiscussiononthenewrulesofEmploymentInsurancewashostedby June 20,2012 Businesse, andOntario Making itWor?TheNewEIRulesandWhat They MeanforWkers, EI PublicPanelDiscussion Mowat Events panelists wereaskedtoconsiderhowthechangesmightimpact workers and businesses in Ontario and across the country, if they businessesinOntarioandacrossthecountry, if they and workers addressed the program’s well-known shortcomings and what the addressed the program’s well-knownshortcomings andwhat the next steps might be for EI reform. Panelists included Dr. Arthur next stepsmight befor EIreform. Panelists includedDr. Arthur Sweetman, Ontario Research Chair in Health Human Resources at Sweetman, Ontario ResearchChairinHealth Human Resourcesat McMaster University; Catherine Swift of the Canadian Federation McMaster University; CatherineSwift of theCanadianFederation of Independent Business; and Armine Yalnizyan, Senior Economist of IndependentBusiness;andArmineYalnizyan,SeniorEconomist at the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives. at theCanadianCentrefor PolicyAlternatives.

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the Cleveland Museum of Art. The conference identified the Cleveland Museum of Art. The conference challenges the region faces, and potential solutions, in the areas of economic transformation, global competitiveness, water governance, infrastructure, sustainable communities, political cross-border cooperation, and energy strategies. Early projects will include an economic impact assessment of declining Great Lakes water levels, region-wide skills recognition, a regional tourism initiative, support for SME SME for support recognition, a regional tourism initiative, ouncil of the Great Lakes Region Launch ouncil of the Great C ary doer & consul hew mendelsohn; Amb. gary goodyear & matt hon. gary guests party cocktail general roy norton; April 11-12, 2013 ay khanna & michael thompson; d miller; sanjay hon. laurel broten & davi t, jim blanchard, ft, bob ta cglr launch, From top to bottom, left to right: The Council of the Great Lakes Region (CGLR) was launched in The Council of the Great Lakes Region Cleveland, Ohio as part of the Canada-U.S. Law Institute’s annual Cleveland, Ohio as part of the Canada-U.S. conference on April 11-12, 2013. A joint reception hosted by the conference on April 11-12, 2013. A joint

Hon. David Jacobson, U.S. Ambassador to Canada, and the Hon. Hon. David Jacobson, U.S. Ambassador Over 250 people registered to attend the launch, which was held at Over 250 people registered to attend the event. and building coherence in regional security.cross-border trade, Gary Doer, Canada’s Ambassador to the U.S., was a highlight of Gary Doer, Canada’s Ambassador to Canadian Auto Workers. University; Chris Ragan, McGill University and Jim Stanford, University; Chris Ragan, McGill University included Madelaine Drohan, The Economist; Mike Moffatt, Western Drohan, The Economist; Mike Moffatt, included Madelaine was moderated by Jonathan Kay of the National Post. Panelists Jonathan Kay of the National Post. was moderated by remarks were delivered by Matthew Mendelsohn and the discussion by Matthew Mendelsohn and remarks were delivered globally competitive manufacturing and service sectors. Introductory manufacturing and service sectors. globally competitive economy and assessed how a booming resource sector can coexist with how a booming resource sector economy and assessed Library, and highlighted challenges and opportunities for Ontario’s challenges and opportunities Library, and highlighted was held at the Bram and Bluma Appel Salon at the Toronto Reference and Bluma Appel Salon at the Toronto was held at the Bram The Mowat Centre’s Third Anniversary and Panel Discussion Panel and Anniversary Third Centre’s Mowat The Economy g Canadian he Evolvin s Place in t ntario’ h Disease: O Beyond Dutc 28, 2013February Third Anniversary Mowat Centre’s guests attended The hundred invited Over two The symposium economic future. on Ontario’s and a panel discussion celebration 12 | MOWAT CENTRE National Post May 23,2012 not tweaking Chris Selley’s FullPundit:EIneedsreinventing, The Ottawa Citizen May 22nd,2012 EI rulesare from adifferent era National Post May 18,2012 Reinventing Canada’s taxsystem CBC News May 17,2012 job instudy EI recipients askedtoconsidermovingfind The GlobeandMail May 17,2012 areas withmore jobs Federal studysuggestsmovingEIrecipients to National Post May 17,2012 Tories haverightjobless policy, wrong reaction CTV News May 15,2012 jobs: Finley Workers won’t beforced totakeunsuitable CTV News May 15,2012 Reform totreat allworkersalike The GlobeandMail May 3,2012 over EIrules Budget billgivesConservativesbroad power The Ottawa Citizen May 1,2012 Ontario, doctorsbraceforshowdownoverfees Selected MediaCitations

iPolitics June 8,2012 Regulating remittance feesmakessense Financial Post June 8,2012 resource companies Flow-through shares shouldbeforall,notjust The GlobeandMail June 4,2012 Changes toEIleavethejobunfinished The GlobeandMail June 3,2012 National energyplannearimpossible The GlobeandMail May 30,2012 the labourmarket EI: Aninequitablesystemthatdistorts Business Newetwork May 30,2012 Do EIreforms makethegrade? CTV May 28,2012 system stop? abuseof Power PlaywithDonMartin:Will CPAC May 28,2012 sound fairtoyou? Do theproposed changestotheEIsystem The GlobeandMail May 25,2012 of joblessworkers Sweeping EIchangesusherinthree newtiers The GlobeandMail May 23,2012 be easy Why fixingwhat’s really wrong withEIwon’t News

The GlobeandMail June 22,2012 population boom Hot jobmarketfeedsAlberta’s record The EdmontonJournal October 5,2012 up forvoterequality Staples: Albertaboundarycommission stands The GlobeandMail September 28,2012 NHL needstoacknowledgethe‘hoser effect’ The GlobeandMail September 6,2012 Canada notan‘energysuperpower’:report Maclean’s agzine September 6,2012 desperately needsnew, nationalstrategy Canada isnotanengerysuperpower, iPolitics September 6,2012 technology future How totakechargeofCanada’s energy Toronto Star September 5,2012 Boundaries More ReformNeededonCanadianElectoral The GlobeandMail July 23,2012 Toronto Star July 11,2012 hardest, studysays EI changestohitnewworkersinbigcities The W June 25,2012 Canada Resource RichesDiganEast-West Split level level EI changesmustbeexaminedattheregional all StreetJournal

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Toronto Star Ottawa Should Say No to the Global Currency Casino April 24, 2013 Huffington Post April 3, 2013 QMI Agency Ontario shortchanged by equalization payment rules: Cohn April 6, 2013 Toronto Star speculation: A case for loonie Currency intervention April 9, 2013 The Globe and Mail imbalance Transfer April 7, 2013 The Chronicle Journal An Argument in Favor of BOC Intervention to Strength Loonie’s Temper April 10, 2013 The W economy driving up London Underground jobless rate London Free Press employment How to curb precarious April 19, 2013 Ontario strained by $11B ‘fiscal gap’: report gap’: $11B ‘fiscal strained by Ontario April 1, 2013 Global News R report gap: Mowat Centre $11B fiscal April 1, 2013 iPolitics equalization: ADutch Disease plus unbalanced oily bow Alberta’s shot across April 2, 2013 Rabble.ca fiscal gap: to close $11B Ontario must press Editorial April 2, 2013 Toronto Star O delivery of health care, study finds Province’s by education, and transportation affected transfer programs April 2, 2013 CBC Grits’ green push leaves Ontario in the red April 15, 2013

ntario’s next premier promises she won’t be she won’t promises next premier ntario’s qualization payments: Ontario still paying he inequity in equalization Star exclusive: New ‘fiscal gap’ study finds Ottawa milking Ontario of $11 billion a year How to curb precarious employment How to curb precarious arch 31, 2013 March Toronto Star Ottawa defends amount of transfer payments to Ontario April 1, 2013 Toronto Star New Toronto electoral boundary map carves electoral New Toronto dwellers out riding for waterfront-condo February 27, 2013 Toronto Star T O like McGuinty January 31, 2013 The Globe and Mail provincial Chamber working to strengthen economy February 6, 2013 Inside Halton economy a thriving underground Is there February 25, 2013 The Globe and Mail Ontario firms bullish about own prospects, see prospects, about own firms bullish Ontario half-fullglass January 29, 2013 MailThe Globe and in Canada? April 19, 2013 Toronto Star E than it gets despite ‘have-not’ status, more study finds April 1, 2013 Huffington Post Canada Ontario unfairly strained by $11B April 1, 2013 CTV News via Canadian Press Money still flows out of ‘have-not’ Ontario April 1, 2013 Toronto Star report ‘fiscal gap’ given to Ottawa: arch 7, 2013 March The Windsor Star skills gap in federal Ottawa poised to revisit budget 17, 2013 March The Canadian Press

ancouver Sun December 2, 2012 Post National December 17, 2012 Huffington Post Report says Ontario is big loser in broken equalization program ational Post National teaching “Indovation” Why universities are oronto Star Toronto Star Ontario abandons voter equality December 10, 2012 The Globe and Mail The solution to homelessness is in our hands December 7, 2012 After all the time and money invested, will e-health ever deliver on its promise? December 5, 2012 November 28, 2012 Post National The Globe and Mail Looking to California policy for higher education inspiration Ontario Liberal contender Kathleen Wynne Ottawa deal from looks for fairer November 27, 2012 November 20, 2012 The Montreal Gazette November 12, 2012 Toronto Star electoral map for Ontario doesn’t Proposed experts argue voter equality, increase The Montreal Gazette federal election map Shaking up Toronto’s upsets communities Mississauga.com Sports landscape in flux November 3, 2012 fix the NHL lockout? plan Peel launches poverty reduction October 24, 2012 The hoser effect: could Waterloo Region could Waterloo The hoser effect: October 18, 2012 TheRecord.com October 18, 2012 Rabble.ca The V economy - Canadian resource Raw deal: The Part 2 Federal transfer payment overhaul could be could overhaul transfer payment Federal for B.C.costly October 10, 2012 14 | MOWAT CENTRE Fiscal year:May1-April30 Y Travel, Meetings,Professional Development Communications &Events Research Contracts Operating, Administration,Rent Salary &Benefits Expense Total Transfer from AccumulatedCashReserve Events Executive Education Research Contracts Interest Income Donations &Sponsorship ofOntarioGrant Government Income 1 Notes Total previous fiscalyears. Accumulated cashreserves from OntarioResearch Institutegrant,surplusfrom contracts,sponsorshipsandeventsfrom the ear EndStatement2012-2013 1 -2,222,178.79 2,222,178.79 -1,584,457.22 -136,274.54 -373,885.51 137,623.41 497,182.29 900,000.00 649,439.27 -67,088.03 -60,473.49 16,000.00 20,538.31 1,395.51 mowat centre 2013 annual report | 15

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