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State of the Inner City 2009
It takes all day to be poor Download 2.46 MB51 pages “What most people just don’t get,” she stated, “is that it takes all day…
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CED Food Initiatives in Inner City Saskatoon and Winnipeg
Very Much Alive at Twenty Year Mark Download 711.86 KB 21 pages Food insecurity is a serious concern in Canadian inner-cities. This is a challenge…
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Winnipeg’s Best-Kept Secret
A Community Development Vision For Sherbrook Pool Download 1.49 MB39 pages This paper examines the benefits of recreation for communities, with a specific focus on…
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Fast Facts: The case for a national strategy on low income energy and water efficiency
The vast majority of Canada’s low-income families live in older houses, with inadequate insulation in attics, walls and basements. While these houses may offer cheaper-than-average…
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The View From Here: How a Living Wage Can Reduce Poverty in Manitoba
Download 1.84 MB 38 pages Attachments The View From Here Appendix – Calculation Guide
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Fast Facts: How a Living Wage can reduce poverty in Manitoba
In this time of economic turmoil, living-wage policies are one way to stimulate our local economy. A living-wage policy is employed by at least 122…
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Fast Facts: Building a community of opportunity and hope
Lord Selkirk Park Recent events in Gilbert Park have cast Winnipeg’s North End public housing complexes in a negative light. An opposition politician has called…
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Fast Facts: Union rights as human rights
The Manitoba Federation of Labour (MFL) is holding its annual convention in Brandon October 2 – 4, 2009. There are many important issues to be…
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Fast Facts: The Councils of Women vs. the municipal corporate utility
Last fall there was growing concern about a proposal to convert the City of Winnipeg Water and Waste Department into a stand-alone municipal utility and…
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“If You Want to Change Violence in the ‘Hood, You Have to Change the ‘Hood”
Violence and Street Gangs in Winnipeg’s Inner City Download 691.07 KB16 pages There is growing concern about the level of violence in Winnipeg’s North End.…
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Fast Facts – We All Work Together To Help One Another
The Story of Ma Mawi Download 474.33 KB 2 pages
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