ESPC in the News
Op-Ed: Hero-pay raises are the least we can do for frontline workers
Op-Ed: Hero-pay raises are the least we can do for frontline workers February 18, 2020 Note: this...
Renovating the Edmonton Remand Centre a costly procedure
Any repurposing of the building would mean “large costs and careful conversation.” By: Samantha Power/For Metro Published on Wed Mar 30 2016 Click here to read the full article. The future of the Edmonton Remand Centre remains a question three...
2007 Gambling Among Youth
ÂÂ Title:Gambling among Alberta youth: the Alberta youth experience survey 2005. Corporate Author: Alberta Drug and Alcohol Abuse Commission (AADAC) Subject:Health issues - gambling addictions|split|Youth - general Publisher:Government of Alberta Place of...
2002 October The Centre of Excellence for Child and Youth Centred Prairie Communities (Measuring the Social Health of Edmonton Youth) – Edmonton Site Stage One Research Report
 Title:The centre of excellence for child and youth centred prairie communities: Edmonton-Site : stage one research report. Corporate Author: Edmonton Social Planning Council Subject:Youth - general Publisher:Edmonton Social Planning Council Place of...
1996 February Youth Service Canada Youthworks II Project Final Repor
Title:Youth service Canada : youthworks II project : final report. Corporate Author: Edmonton Social Planning Council Subject:Youth - programs, services|split|Indigenous peoples - programs, services Publisher:Edmonton Social Planning Council Place of...
1994 January The Other Chlid Welfare Manual – A Teenagers Guide to Child Welfare in Alberta
Title:The other child welfare manual : a teenager's guide to child welfare in Alberta. Corporate Author: Edmonton Social Planning Council Subject:Youth - programs, services Publisher:Edmonton Social Planning Council Place of Publication:Edmonton Date of...
Opinion: Notley’s chance to forge fair society for all
By Douglas Roche, Edmonton Journal July 10, 2015 Click here to view original Edmonton Journal article. Why do more than 100,000 Edmontonians still live in poverty, about 30 per cent of them children? Why do 143,200 children in Alberta — 16.2 per cent — live below the...