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CANADA | Jul 25, 2024
Canadian Seniors Planning Day of Action on Climate on Oct. 1, 2024
To date, more than 40 centres are organizing a climate action on October 1st.
READ MORENew study shows financial impact of homelessness on our health-care system
A new study out of London, Ont. lays out the cost of the homelessness crisis on our health-care system.
Calgary shelter for seniors feels housing crisis pressure
A shelter for seniors in Calgary’s core said it’s feeling the pressure of the ongoing housing crisis.
Men’s Shed comes to Medicine Hat
This year a Men’s Shed was opened at Unison’s Veiner Centre in Medicine Hat. Men’s Sheds are non-profit groups supporting senior men.
Congratulations to the Town of Banff on your Alberta Age-Friendly Recognition Award
Alberta’s government officially recognized the Town of Banff for demonstrating their commitment to becoming more age-friendly and for developing an age-friendly action plan.
TD study reveals distinct giving behaviour among Canadian female philanthropists
Donations made by women in Canada have nearly tripled since 2011
Food insecurity is at a crisis point': Advocate argues policy changes are needed
We need better policies that will provide people with the income they need to put food on the table, feed their families, and live healthier lives.
'They don't have anywhere for their pet to go': More Calgarians forced to give up their dogs
In addition to inflation, vet costs, food, pet insurance, grooming, medication and a plethora of other factors, owning a pet is becoming increasingly expensive
Most Albertans now say it's difficult to meet monthly expenses
In a recent poll commissioned by CBC News, 54 per cent of Albertans said it's been difficult to meet their monthly household expenses — marking the first time that a majority of people have felt that way over six years of similar polling.
Half of racialized people have experienced discrimination or unfair treatment in the past five years
Using pooled data from six waves of the Canadian Social Survey, it is possible to examine the intersection of various characteristics of people who have experienced discrimination.
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