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Social Planning

Helps the community identify strengths and challenges and determine ways to improve the quality of life for residents in Halton.

Community Dispatch

Vol. 19, #2 – Health Care In Canada: What Makes Us Sick?

Vol. 19, #2 – Health Care In Canada: What Makes Us Sick?

December 2013 In 1843, Charles Dickens wrote "A Christmas Carol." Most of us remember Ebenezer Scrooge and his visits from the Spirits of Christmas Past, Present, and Future. It is the deep resonating voice of the Spirit of Christmas Present that makes me reflect on...

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Vol. 19, #2 – Health Care In Canada: What Makes Us Sick?

Vol. 18, #7 – Where We Live Matters

September 2013 Community Development Halton has followed with attention the growth of neighbourhood development initiatives across North America and Europe. We celebrate the strong sense of place- based work where neighbourhood residents generate the social capital...

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Vol. 19, #2 – Health Care In Canada: What Makes Us Sick?

Vol. 18, #6 – A Discussion of a Living Wage For Halton

September 2013 Community Development Halton studies and recommends systematic changes to income security programs in order to allow human beings to flourish and live as participatory citizens in an open and inclusive society. CDH has recommended changes to the Ontario...

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Vol. 19, #2 – Health Care In Canada: What Makes Us Sick?

Vol. 18, #5 – 2011 National Household Survey (NHS)

June 2013 In 2010, the federal government replaced the mandatory long form census with a voluntary National Household Survey (NHS). This change in the data collection method has drawn strong opposition and protests from data users, municipalities, for profit and...

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Vol. 19, #2 – Health Care In Canada: What Makes Us Sick?

Vol. 17, #5 – CETA and Government Procurement

June 2012 This Community Dispatch is devoted to the Canada-European Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) presently under negotiation. Although international trade agreements are outside of the usual purview of Community Development Halton's research, one...

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