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fACTivist Feature Article: Addressing Racialized Populations’ Barriers to Affordable Housing

fACTivist Feature Article: Addressing Racialized Populations’ Barriers to Affordable Housing

by | May 28, 2021 | ESPC Publications: fACTivist, Levels of Government: Alberta, Resources: Housing, Social Issues: Indigenous People, Social Issues: Poverty, Social Issues: Racism

fACTivist Feature Article: Addressing Racialized Populations’ Barriers to Affordable Housing February 18, 2020 Note: this is excerpted from the Spring 2021 edition of our fACTivist publication. The Edmonton Social Planning Council, in collaboration with volunteers and...
fACT Sheet — 2021 Alberta Provincial Budget

fACT Sheet — 2021 Alberta Provincial Budget

by | Feb 26, 2021 | ESPC Announcements, ESPC Publications: Fact Sheets, Levels of Government: Alberta, Resources: Housing, Social Issues: Child Care, Social Issues: Children, Social Issues: Income, Social Issues: Poverty

fACT Sheet — 2021 Alberta Provincial Budget February 18, 2020 Download the Budget 2021 fACT Sheet (PDF) Introduction The 2021–22 Budget, titled Protecting Lives and Livelihoods, covers the time period April 1, 2021 until March 31, 2022. This is the third budget...
Tracking the Trends 2020

Tracking the Trends 2020

by | Nov 16, 2020 | ESPC Announcements, ESPC Publications: Tracking the Trends, Labour: Policy, Labour: Programs/Services, Labour: Training, Resources: Food Security, Resources: Housing, Social Issues: Child Care, Social Issues: Children, Social Issues: Family, Social Issues: General, Social Issues: Health, Social Issues: Income, Social Issues: Indigenous People, Social Issues: Poverty, Social Issues: Women, Social Issues: Youth, Statistical Information: Alberta, Statistical Information: Canada, Statistical Information: Edmonton, Urban Issues: Planning, Urban Issues: Trends

Tracking the Trends 2020 November 16, 2020 Download Tracking the Trends 2020 Tracking the Trends provides a comprehensive overview of Edmonton’s social well-being. The Edmonton Social Planning Council (ESPC) is pleased to present this 15th edition of Tracking the...
fACTivist Feature Article: Family Class Sponsored Immigrant Seniors in Canada: Income Dependency Challenges

fACTivist Feature Article: Family Class Sponsored Immigrant Seniors in Canada: Income Dependency Challenges

by | Jul 31, 2020 | ESPC Publications: fACTivist, Resources: Food Security, Resources: Housing, Social Issues: Poverty

fACTivist Feature Article: Family Class Sponsored Immigrant Seniors in Canada: Income Dependency Challenges July 31, 2020 Download the Summer 2020 fACTivist Note: this is excerpted from Summer 2020 edition of our fACTivist publication. The Edmonton Social Planning...

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