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The Roxy Centre: Creating Space for Connection in Community

The Roxy Centre: Creating Space for Connection in Community

Curated by Takyrah Anderson Tell us your name and the name of the project or initiative you are involved with. My name is Payge Lucas and I am with The Roxy Centre. What have you most loved and appreciated about the community project/initiative that you are involved...

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Burlington Sports Alliance: Celebrating Sport Together

Burlington Sports Alliance: Celebrating Sport Together

Burlington Sports Alliance: Celebrating Sport Together Curated by Rishia Burke   Tell us your name and the name of the project or the initiative or the group that you're involved with. My name is Paul Tomlinson and I'm with the Burlington Sports Alliance. I’ve...

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Developing Community Roots

Developing Community Roots

Community Development Halton has developed a fund focused on supporting grass roots groups across Halton.  Grass roots community groups make a significant contribution to the vibrancy and resiliency of our Halton communities and neighbourhoods, but they are not always...

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Senior Connector Opportunity

Senior Connector Opportunity

Are you looking for an exciting opportunity to give back to your community while connecting with others who share your passion? Look no further!  At Community Development Halton (CDH), we are seeking dedicated individuals aged 50 and above to join our Senior Connector...

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Our Halton 2023: Housing

Our Halton 2023: Housing

In issue three of the Our Halton series, the focus is on housing. The report looks at how various socio-demographic characteristics of the population are shaping the housing market. It highlights the changes in housing supply in terms of period of construction, type...

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2023 Living Wage

2023 Living Wage

If you work full-time, you should be able to make ends meet where you live. What else is work for, if not to pay your bills? The living wage is what a worker needs to earn, per hour, in order to make ends meet where they live. The Ontario Living Wage Network is...

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