Category: **Resources: Social Issues:

Title:Government of Alberta Social Policy Framework public consultation: focus group summary notes : Friends of Stanley Milner Library.
Corporate Author: Edmonton Social Planning Council
Subject:Social issues – social planning, policy
Publisher:Edmonton Social Planning Council
Place of Publication:Edmonton
Date of Publication:2012
Abstract:

This is a summary of a discussion between Edmonton Social Planning Council staff and clients with the Friends of Stanley Milner Library. Clients spoke about what they would like to see in the Government of Alberta’s Social Policy Framework, their attitude towards current government programs and services designed to improve the quality of life of all Albertans, and ideas for additional programs and services that would achieve this goal. This discussion was part of the ESPC’s series of public consultations to help shape the Government of Alberta’s Social Policy Framework.

Language:English
Series:Government of Alberta Social Policy Framework public consultations
Material Type:Report

F. SOCIAL ISSUES/F.01 GENERAL/2012 Friends-Stanley-Milner-SPF-summary.pdf

Title:Government of Alberta Social Policy Framework public consultation: focus group summary notes : Seniors Association of Greater Edmonton (SAGE)
Corporate Author: Edmonton Social Planning Council
Subject:Social issues – social planning, policy
Publisher:Edmonton Social Planning Council
Place of Publication:Edmonton
Date of Publication:2012
Abstract:

This is a summary of a discussion between Edmonton Social Planning Council staff and clients with the Seniors Association of Greater Edmonton (SAGE). Clients spoke about what they would like to see in the Government of Alberta’s Social Policy Framework, their attitude towards current government programs and services designed to improve the quality of life of all Albertans, and ideas for additional programs and services that would achieve this goal. This discussion was part of the ESPC’s series of public consultations to help shape the Government of Alberta’s Social Policy Framework.

Language:English
Series:Government of Alberta Social Policy Framework public consultations
Material Type:Report

F. SOCIAL ISSUES/F.01 GENERAL/2012 SAGE-SPF-summary.pdf

Title:Government of Alberta Social Policy Framework public consultation: focus group summary notes : Project Adult Literacy Society (PALS)
Corporate Author: Edmonton Social Planning Council
Subject:Social issues – social planning, policy
Publisher:Edmonton Social Planning Council
Place of Publication:Edmonton
Date of Publication:2012
Abstract:

This is a summary of a discussion between Edmonton Social Planning Council staff and clients with the Project Adult Literacy Society (PALS). Clients spoke about what they would like to see in the Government of Alberta’s Social Policy Framework, their attitude towards current government programs and services designed to improve the quality of life of all Albertans, and ideas for additional programs and services that would achieve this goal. This discussion was part of the ESPC’s series of public consultations to help shape the Government of Alberta’s Social Policy Framework.

Language:English
Series:Government of Alberta Social Policy Framework public consultations
Material Type:Report

F. SOCIAL ISSUES/F.01 GENERAL/2012 PALS-SPF-summary.pdf

Title:Government of Alberta Social Policy Framework public consultation: focus group summary notes : Jasper Place Health and Wellness Centre.
Corporate Author: Edmonton Social Planning Council
Subject:Social issues – social planning, policy
Publisher:Edmonton Social Planning Council
Place of Publication:Edmonton
Date of Publication:2012
Abstract:

This is a summary of a discussion between Edmonton Social Planning Council staff and clients with Jasper Place Health and Wellness Centre. Clients spoke about what they would like to see in the Government of Alberta’s Social Policy Framework, their attitude towards current government programs and services designed to improve the quality of life of all Albertans, and ideas for additional programs and services that would achieve this goal. This discussion was part of the ESPC’s series of public consultations to help shape the Government of Alberta’s Social Policy Framework.

Language:English
Series:Government of Alberta Social Policy Framework public consultations
Material Type:Report

F. SOCIAL ISSUES/F.01 GENERAL/2012 JPHAWC-SPF-Summary.pdf

Title:Economic impact assessment: Edmonton’s late-night entertainment economy.
Corporate Author: City of Edmonton. Responsible Hospitality Edmonton
Subject:City of Edmonton – downtown area redevelopment
Publisher:City of Edmonton. Responsible Hospitality Edmonton
Place of Publication:Edmonton
Date of Publication:2012
Abstract:

This report provides the key findings of an economic impact assessment of Edmonton’s latenight entertainment economy. In 2010, the total economic output generated from this sector was $686,511,073. Gross domestic product generated from this sector that year was estimated to be $310,008,796. The late-night entertainment economy also created 5,807 full-time equivalent jobs in 2010. Estimated attendance is estimated at 20,662,000. [Taken from Executive Summary]

Language:English

Material Type:Report

F. SOCIAL ISSUES/F.01 GENERAL/2012 Economic-Impact-Assessment.pdf