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- CBC News - Living wage in Edmonton is going up but that isn't good
- More Alberta families worked part-time, or part year, as the province’s oil economy took a downturn, Statistics Canada study shows
- CBC Edmonton - Edmonton council to ponder LGBTQ2 advisory committee
- Low-income families urged to fill out tax returns for benefits
- Alberta Child Benefit makes life more affordable for parents
- New benefits called 'game changers' for ending child poverty
- UPDATE: 'More than just a hope, it’s a certainty that we are moving on this.' ‘EndPovertyEdmonton holds first event to get started on anti-poverty work.
- McCauley documentary starts conversations about social housing
- Adopt-A-Teen: Scale of poverty hard to ignore
- This year's Vital Signs report sheds light on changing Edmonton demographics.
- Edmonton immigration nearly triples in ten years
- 'Vital Signs' report shows new immigrants still attracted to Edmonton
- Pets outnumber kids & 9 other facts from 2016 Edmonton Vital Signs report
- University-educated immigrants face tough challenge finding employment in Edmonton
- Part of downtown Edmonton avenue renamed Judy Padua Way
- Edmonton's 2016 living wage: $16.69 per hour
- Opinion: Beefed up child benefits are a poverty game changer
- Affordable housing, transit access part of Edmonton plan to lift 10,000 families out of poverty in five years
- Helping out impoverished children
- ESPC's John Kolkman quoted in the Edmonton Journal on Alberta's economy
- Renovating the Edmonton Remand Centre a costly procedure
- Opinion: Notley’s chance to forge fair society for all
- Non profit calculates living wage
- Edmonton 2015 ‘living wage’ $17.36, according to report
- $17.36 per hour needed to get by in Edmonton, says living wage report
- Youth Groups Recognized for Social Justice Advocacy
- Edmonton Social Planning Council sees good and bad in the province’s budget
- Low-income families win tax breaks in new Alberta budget
- Low-income families win tax breaks in new Alberta budget
- New Parent Link Centres announced along with tax benefits for families
- Edmonton agencies brace for more poor as oil prices fall
- Wanted: a better deal for young Canadians
- Edmonton's youth unemployment high; wages low: report
- Edmonton one of Canada’s youngest cities, statistics say
- Edmonton getting younger all the time
- Thousands still on welfare rolls despite booming Alberta economy
- Edmonton's population reaches 877,926, Global Edmonton
- The cost of poverty: Those who suffer most are those who have no choice
- One in ten Alberta children lives in poverty: report
- Report says child poverty in Alberta can be wiped out but not without raising taxes
- Alberta Child Poverty Changes Endorsed by Edmonton School Boards
- Report calls for action against child poverty
- Report calls for action against child poverty (video)
- Edmonton's child poverty rate highest in province
- Report's authors press Alberta Premier to deliver on child poverty pledge
- Province urged to invest $1 billion dollars in war on child poverty
- Child-poverty report calls for tax hikes: Increase to 1990s levels would bring in up to $2 billion
- Edmonton families not spending enough on healthy food, report suggests
- One in ten Albertans can't afford nutritious food: study
- Food security report says Edmonton grocery prices have more than doubled
- Terwillegar Towne - ESPC Global Morning News (Video)
- Supportive housing proposal in south Edmonton continues to fuel debate
- Lower income Edmonton household subsidies cut $50 a month
- Survey examines impact of losing Summer Temporary Employment Program
- High price, low vacancy: Edmonton's short supply of apartments coupled with high demand leaves many renters lacking
- High price, low vacancy: Edmonton's short supply of apartments coupled with high demand leaves many renters lacking
- CBC News - Living wage in Edmonton is going up but that isn't good
- ESPC Media Releases
- Media Release: Edmonton Living Wage 2018 Update
- Media Release - Edmonton a Diverse and Youthful City, Despite Tough Economy
- Edmonton's Living Wage - 2017 Update
- Edmonton’s 2016 living wage calculated to be $16.69 per hour
- Paula Simons: Edmonton must learn the lessons of its gallant response to the Fort McMurray fire
- Keep Investing in Alberta’s Children
- Edmonton’s 2015 living wage calculated to be $17.36
- Two Edmonton youth groups recognized for social justice advocacy for GSAs and poverty
- Two Edmonton youth groups recognized for social justice advocacy for GSAs and poverty
- Former ESPC board member passes away
- One in eight Edmontonians live in poverty, new report shows
- No Change - 143,200 Children Live in Poverty in Alberta
- Edmonton: youngest among major Canadian cities, Vital Signs® report reveals
- Kate Quinn honoured with social justice award for work in reducing sexual exploitation
- More than one in ten children lives in poverty in Alberta: New report challenges government to move "from words to actions"
- Strong Economy Not Lifting All Boats: ESPC releases updated publication tracking social trends
- Tens of Thousands of Vulnerable Albertans Affected by Loss of STEP: Survey finds more than half (56%) of non-profits will no longer be able to provide the same level of community programming in 2013
- Redford Government challenged to 'Achieve the Promise': Report reveals 91,000 children live in poor families
- Alberta Child Poverty Increases 40%
- Recession Takes Toll on Edmonton's Social Health
- Recession Causes Huge Poverty Spike in Alberta and Edmonton: Almost one in five Edmonton children were living in poverty in 2009
- 53,000 Alberta Children Live Below Poverty Line: Report Calls on Governments and Others to Work Together to End Poverty
- Day of Action for a Canada-wide Housing Strategy
- A made-in-Alberta child-tax benefit would reduce cost of poverty: Investment in poor would pay dividends to society, economy
- Little Good News in Budget for Alberta Renters and Homeless : 18.6% Cut Puts Ten Year Plan to End Homelessness at Serious Risk of Failure
- Minimum Wage Freeze a Backward Step: No evidence the scheduled 12 cent per hour increase would harm employers
- It's Time to Make Alberta Poverty-Free: Albertans Call on Governments to Work Together to Establish a Poverty Elimination Strategy
- Reducing poverty a sound investment in uncertain times : Failing to invest now will lead to higher societal costs down the road
- End of Boom Taking Toll on Edmonton's Social Health: ESPC Releases Updated Publication Tracking Social Trends
- 77,595 Alberta Children Live Below the Poverty Line : Report Calls for a Comprehensive Poverty Reduction Strategy
- Campaign 2000 asks Prime Minister Harper to keep interests of children on the agenda for fall session
- ESPC Releases Renters Survey Report : Affordability crisis continues for low and modest income renters
- Renters Survey Launched: ESPC to ask renters for views on Edmonton’s rental market affordability
- Affordable Housing Policy Needs Leadership: Mixing housing types throughout the city is crucial
- Standing Still While the Economy Booms: Household incomes stagnant despite record levels of economic growth, says report
- Action Needed to Keep Lid on Sky-High Rents: Renters Listening Report makes 13 recommendations for government action
- Economy Sizzles But Edmonton's Social Health Not as Hot: Social Planning Council Releases New Publication Tracking Social Trends
- Growing inequality threatens cohesion of Canadian society : Some solutions to closing the widening gap
- Make Work Pay for More Alberta Families
- Tories slow to give decent income to poorest Albertans
- Media Release: Edmonton Living Wage 2018 Update
- ESPC What's New
- 2018 Vital Topics - Senior Women in Edmonton
- Edmonton Vital Signs 2018
- 2018 Vital Topics - Sexual Orientation & Gender Identity
- 2018 Vital Topics - Visible Minority Women in Edmonton
- 78TH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
- Tracking the Trends 2018
- We've Moved
- 2018 Vital Topics - Women in Edmonton
- the fACTivist - Winter 2018
- Keep Investing in Alberta’s Children: The Government’s Role in Ending Child and Family Poverty
- October 26, 2017 Lunch and Learn: Vital Signs
- 2017 Vital Signs Report: Belonging
- Election 2017 Candidate Survey Responses
- 2017 National Vital Signs Report: Community systems and belonging
- 2016 Annual Report
- ESPC 77th Annual AGM
- Building Empathy and Conquering Apathy Symposium
- Lunch and Learn: Urban Coyotes in Conflict or Coexistence?
- Lunch and Learn: More Than Minimum Calculating Edmonton 2017 Living Wage
- Spring 2017 fACTivist: Precarious Work
- Community Agency Roundtable Report: Meeting the Needs of LGBTQ Youth in Edmonton and Area.
- 2018 Award of Merit for Advocacy of Social Justice
- Lunch and Learn: Social Isolation
- Volunteers needed for our fundraising casino!
- Lunch and Learn: From the Ground Up: Building a Love that Lasts.
- 2017 Profile of Poverty in Edmonton Update Launch
- fACTivist Winter 2017
- Pecha Kucha Edmonton #26: More than Minimum
- Calculating Edmonton’s Living Wage: Other Family Types 2016 Update
- Lunch and Learn Series: How Are Alberta's Children Doing?
- 2016 Lunch and Learn Series: Habitat for Humanity
- the fACTivist Fall 2016
- Now Hiring: Research Coordinator
- Vital Signs Launch
- 2016 Lunch and Learn Series: Minimum Wage and Living Wage
- More than Minimum: Calculating Edmonton’s Living Wage: 2016 Update
- ESPC 2016 Strategic Plan
- the fACTivist Summer 2016
- Edmonton Social Planning Council 2015 Annual Report
- End Poverty in a Generation: A Road Map to Guide Our Journey
- POSITION CLOSED--Thank you for your interest!--We're Hiring! Research Assistant Summer Position
- Edmonton Social Planning Council Annual General Meeting
- Uncertainty Affects Edmonton Social Trends
- Child Poverty by Election Riding (2015)
- Vital Signs® Edmonton 2015
- 2015 Spring fACTivist: Affordable Housing
- Join Us for the ESPC 75th Annual General Meeting
- Winter 2015 fACTivist: Gay/Straight Alliances
- WE ARE LISTENING Sparking Public Conversation on GSAs
- April 14, deadline for Award of Merit nominations
- Seasonal Celebration
- Vital Signs® Edmonton 2014
- Edmonton's population reaches 877,926, Global Edmonton
- ESPC Annual Report 2013
- Edmonton Homeless Commission - Year 5 Update
- Poverty Elimination Steering Committee Report
- 2014 Alberta Budget Analysis
- tracking the TRENDS 2013: 12th Edition
- ESPC Award of Merit for Advocacy of Social Justice
- Engaging Edmontonians to Thrive and Prosper: What We Heard
- Fall 2013 fACTivist: Warming Up Winter
- From Words to Action: Alberta Can Afford a Real Poverty Reduction Strategy
- PREVIOUS LUNCH AND LEARN TALKS
- Children's Charter Public Consultations
- 2013 AGM Minutes in Brief
- Alberta Social Policy Framework
- 2018 Vital Topics - Senior Women in Edmonton
- Edmonton Vital Signs 2018
- 78TH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
- Tracking the Trends 2018
- We've Moved
- 2018 Vital Topics - Women in Edmonton
- 2018 Vital Topics - Sexual Orientation & Gender Identity
- 2018 Vital Topics - Visible Minority Women in Edmonton
- 2018 Vital Topics - Senior Women in Edmonton
- the fACTivist - Winter 2018
- Keep Investing in Alberta’s Children: The Government’s Role in Ending Child and Family Poverty
- October 26, 2017 Lunch and Learn: Vital Signs
- 2017 Vital Signs Report: Belonging
- Election 2017 Candidate Survey Responses
- 2017 National Vital Signs Report: Community systems and belonging
- 2016 Annual Report
- ESPC 77th Annual AGM
- Building Empathy and Conquering Apathy Symposium
- Lunch and Learn: Urban Coyotes in Conflict or Coexistence?
- Lunch and Learn: More Than Minimum Calculating Edmonton 2017 Living Wage
- Spring 2017 fACTivist: Precarious Work
- Community Agency Roundtable Report: Meeting the Needs of LGBTQ Youth in Edmonton and Area.
- 2018 Award of Merit for Advocacy of Social Justice
- Lunch and Learn: Social Isolation
- Volunteers needed for our fundraising casino!
- Lunch and Learn: From the Ground Up: Building a Love that Lasts.
- 2017 Profile of Poverty in Edmonton Update Launch
- fACTivist Winter 2017
- Pecha Kucha Edmonton #26: More than Minimum
- Calculating Edmonton’s Living Wage: Other Family Types 2016 Update
- Lunch and Learn Series: How Are Alberta's Children Doing?
- 2016 Lunch and Learn Series: Habitat for Humanity
- the fACTivist Fall 2016
- Now Hiring: Research Coordinator
- Vital Signs Launch
- 2016 Lunch and Learn Series: Minimum Wage and Living Wage
- More than Minimum: Calculating Edmonton’s Living Wage: 2016 Update
- ESPC 2016 Strategic Plan
- the fACTivist Summer 2016
- Edmonton Social Planning Council 2015 Annual Report
- End Poverty in a Generation: A Road Map to Guide Our Journey
- POSITION CLOSED--Thank you for your interest!--We're Hiring! Research Assistant Summer Position
- Edmonton Social Planning Council Annual General Meeting
- Uncertainty Affects Edmonton Social Trends
- Child Poverty by Election Riding (2015)
- Vital Signs® Edmonton 2015
- 2015 Spring fACTivist: Affordable Housing
- Join Us for the ESPC 75th Annual General Meeting
- Winter 2015 fACTivist: Gay/Straight Alliances
- WE ARE LISTENING Sparking Public Conversation on GSAs
- April 14, deadline for Award of Merit nominations
- Seasonal Celebration
- Vital Signs® Edmonton 2014
- Edmonton's population reaches 877,926, Global Edmonton
- ESPC Annual Report 2013
- Edmonton Homeless Commission - Year 5 Update
- Poverty Elimination Steering Committee Report
- 2014 Alberta Budget Analysis
- Alberta Social Policy Framework
- 2013 AGM Minutes in Brief
- Children's Charter Public Consultations
- PREVIOUS LUNCH AND LEARN TALKS
- tracking the TRENDS 2013: 12th Edition
- ESPC Award of Merit for Advocacy of Social Justice
- Engaging Edmontonians to Thrive and Prosper: What We Heard
- Fall 2013 fACTivist: Warming Up Winter
- From Words to Action: Alberta Can Afford a Real Poverty Reduction Strategy
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