Manitoba fails to address child poverty
By: Josh Brandon FOR more than a decade, Manitoba has persisted as the province with the highest rates of child poverty in Canada. This sad record consigns tens of thousands of children to reduced opportunities in education, employment and social … Continue reading →
POVERTY, THE PANDEMIC AND THE PROVINCE: MANITOBA CHILD AND FAMILY POVERTY, FEBRUARY 2023
REPORT LAUNCH EVENT:Tuesday, February 14, 2023, 10amFreight House, Door 4, Boys and Girls Club, 200 Isabel St, Winnipeg POVERTY, THE PANDEMIC AND THE PROVINCE: MANITOBA CHILD AND FAMILY POVERTY, FEBRUARY 2023 WINNIPEG, MANITOBA – New data show Manitoba maintains the … Continue reading →
Our friends at Immigration Partnership Winnipeg (IPW) are thrilled to have been selected for Phase 2 of the #ImmigrantsWork initiative:
“We’re excited to join a growing cohort of organizations that in partnership with @WESCanada are working with employers to support the economic inclusion of immigrants and driving systems change in Canada’s labor market.”
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