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CANADA | Dec 11, 2024
[News] Ipsos Poll: Majority of Canadians with Household Income Below $60K May Soon Turn to Charities to Meet Daily Essential Needs
Charities facing sustained, high demand for essential services
READ MORENon-health-care agencies receive free PPE
The Alberta Emergency Management Agency (AEMA) is distributing surplus personal protective equipment (PPE) to an expanded group of non-health-care organizations across Alberta.
In addition to the sur
Opinion: Housing is a human right; Alberta must act like it
Housing is an essential need, like food and water. Canada recognized this basic fact in 2019, enshrining housing as a human right in the National Housing Strategy Act.
So, why are so many Albertans l
Expanding addiction, mental health teams in Edmonton
Alberta’s government is helping everyday Albertans by providing $600,000 to expand the Edmonton Police Service’s HELP teams.
Edmonton Police Service’s Human-centred Engagement and Liaison Partn
Children aged 5-11 now eligible for COVID-19 vaccine
Children aged five to 11 years old will soon have the opportunity to get protected from COVID-19.
Alberta’s government welcomes the news that Health Canada has approved the Pfizer vaccine for child
Funding palliative and end-of-life care in Alberta
Grants totalling $11 million will transform palliative and end-of-life care that eases suffering for Albertans with a life-limiting illness.
In September 2020, the province announced $20 million for
Protecting vulnerable Albertans this winter
The pandemic continues to have a large impact on vulnerable people, and this funding will ensure access to services like 24-7 emergency shelter and support for victims of domestic violence while keepi
Task force to develop homelessness action plan
A task force to address homelessness will bring together experts and community leaders to find innovative ways to combat homelessness.
The task force will look at how communities are affected by home
Support for businesses implementing REP
Eligible organizations participating in the Restrictions Exemption Program (REP) can now apply for a $2,000 grant to help offset some of the implementation costs.
The $20-million Restrictions Exempti
Amid soaring prices, retired Canadians are staying in their homes: ‘This is a wake-up call for all of us’
Many older Canadians are not prepared for the high costs of home care, home repairs, and the lack of capital that selling their home would have freed up. They require new approaches, such as delaying
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