A Profile of Poverty in Edmonton – May 2019 Update

Aug 6, 2019 | A.06.G REPORTS, D. HOUSING, E.03 TRENDS, F.04 POVERTY, F.05 INCOME, F.07 CHILDREN, F.08 CHILD CARE, F.10 WOMEN, F.11 FAMILY, F.12 INDIGENOUS PEOPLE, F.15 HUNGER

Poverty affects people from all walks of life – young, old, employed, unemployed, those who are new to Canada and those whose ancestors have lived here for hundreds of years. The structure of the economy traps people in bad situations and forces some into poverty...

Tracking the Trends 2018

Mar 12, 2018 | A.06.F TRACKING THE TRENDS, D. HOUSING, E.01 PLANNING, E.03 TRENDS, F.01 GENERAL, F.02 HEALTH, F.04 POVERTY, F.05 INCOME, F.07 CHILDREN, F.08 CHILD CARE, F.09 YOUTH, F.10 WOMEN, F.11 FAMILY, F.12 INDIGENOUS PEOPLE, H.01 POLICY, H.02 PROGRAMS / SERVICES, H.05 TRAINING, H.06 WAGE ISSUES, I.02 CANADA, I.03 ALBERTA, I.04 EDMONTON, N. FOOD SECURITY

The Edmonton Social Planning Council (ESPC) today released the 2018 edition of its flagship publication Tracking the Trends.  The 131-page publication provides a detailed analysis of social and economic trends in Edmonton.  Information is...

A Profile of Poverty in Edmonton: Update 2017

Feb 9, 2017 | A.06.G REPORTS, C02A ALBERTA SOCIAL POLICY FRAMEWORK, D. HOUSING, E.01 PLANNING, E.03 TRENDS, F.04 POVERTY, F.05 INCOME, F.07 CHILDREN, F.09 YOUTH, F.10 WOMEN, F.11 FAMILY, F.12 INDIGENOUS PEOPLE, F.15 HUNGER, G.04 EDMONTON, H.06 WAGE ISSUES, I.04 EDMONTON

The two years since ESPC published A Profile of Poverty in Edmonton have been challenging ones for the city of Edmonton and its residents. This report updates many of the poverty trends and challenges identified two years within the context of broader social and...
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