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EYET is looking for Board Members
Apr 12, 2013
EYET is looking for five (5) vibrant and engaged volunteers to serve on our Board of Directors. Board members ...
Canada's housing co-ops welcome renewed affordable housing investments in 2013 budget
Mar 22, 2013
OTTAWA, March 21, 2013 /CNW/ - The Co-operative Housing Federation of Canada (CHF Canada) and housing co-ops across the country welcome the new affordable housing investments in the 2013 budget.
Budget to fund and re-orient federal homelessness strategy; new focus on housing
Mar 21, 2013
OTTAWA - The Canadian Press has learned that the federal budget will renew funding for homelessness, and likely set its programming in a new direction.
Paths to Prosperity: Welfare to Work (2013)
Jan 18, 2013
The purpose of this white paper is to generate discussion about how Ontario can better serve its most vulnerab...
Breaking the Cycle: Ontario's Poverty Reduction Strategy Annual Report (2012)
Dec 13, 2012
The Ontario government released it's 4th anunal progress report on the Ontario Poverty Reduction Strategy.
The ALIV(e) Blog - Awareness of Low Income Voices
Nov 28, 2012
The ALIV(e) Blog features real life stories about the barriers, challenges, triumphs and achievements experienced by those who live on low incomes. Th...
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