Op-Ed: All parties must be prepared to compromise to prioritize human-rights approach to affordable housing (July 9, 2020)
You’re reading: Op-Ed: All parties must be prepared to compromise to prioritize human-rights approach to affordable housing (July 9, 2020) Related Categories: ESPC in the News | ESPC News and Announcements | Housing Issues Posted By: Brett Lambert July 9, 2020...
Statement on the Impact of Systemic Racism on Income Inequality and Low-Income Households in Edmonton
Statement on the Impact of Systemic Racism on Income Inequality and Low-Income Households in Edmonton Download the Full Statement on Systemic Racism in PDF format The Edmonton Social Planning Council stands in solidarity with the Black and Indigenous communities of... Letter to Premier Jason Kenney: call on the provincial government to extend the eviction ban for the duration of the COVID-19 pandemic
Letter to Premier Jason Kenney: call on the provincial government to extend the eviction ban for the duration of the COVID-19 pandemic Read the Letter to Premier to extend the eviction ban. May 1, 2020 Honourable Jason Kenney Premier of Alberta 307 Legislature... 2019 Alberta Provincial Budget Fact Sheet
Download: 2019 Alberta Budget fACTsheet Introduction The 2019 budget, which runs until March 31, 2020, is titled A Plan for Jobs and the Economy. The main priorities it identifies is creating jobs and reducing the deficit. We are now almost 7 months into the 2019-20...
Public Engagement on Affordable Housing in Edmonton Report
Access to stable and quality housing can produce positive outcomes to community health and education, and ultimately improve neighbourhood conditions and perceptions. Families that are in unstable housing are more likely to face intergenerational poverty. Living in...ESPC TWITTER FEED
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