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Save the Census Manitoba calls for reversal of decision

Thursday, Sep 2nd, 2010

(no brief)

Annual General Meeting

Tuesday, Jun 1st, 2010

Social Planning Council of Winnipeg Annual General Meeting
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
12:00 - 3:00p.m
The Carol Shields Auditorium,
Millennium Library
Second Floor - 215 Donald Street
R.S.V.P
(204)943-2561
info@spcw.mb.ca
no later then June 21, 2010

Letter to Premier. Re: Municipal Corporate Utility, April 30 2010

Monday, May 17th, 2010

On April 30th 2010, the Social Planning Council of Winnipeg issued a letter to Manitoba’s Premier on the issue of the proposed Municipal Water Utility.

Social Planning Council releases Francophone Poverty Barometer

Wednesday, Apr 7th, 2010

26 per cent of Francophones over age of 65 live in poverty (Before Tax LICO) in Winnipeg according to a new study by the Social Planning Council of Winnipeg as compared to

The perils of corporatized water

Monday, Mar 29th, 2010

As the City of Winnipeg moves forward with its plan to corporatize Winnipeg's water and waste department, city residents would do well to look at the experience in Edmonton since the amalgamation of that city's water and electrical utilities und

Thousands of Manitoba Children Still Hungary After Budget

Tuesday, Mar 23rd, 2010

Thousands of Manitoba children will continue to go hungry tonight,
thanks to a provincial budget that does nothing to help them or their parents says Wayne Helgason, Executive Director of the Social Planning Council of Winnipeg.

The Social Planning Council is Moving

Monday, Mar 22nd, 2010

The Social Planning Council of Winnipeg is bidding farewell to the building that has housed it and the many projects, community engagement activities, and action plans it has produced over the years.

Exclusive CBC Series on Poverty

Monday, Mar 22nd, 2010

CBC Manitoba/Radio-Canada is launching an exclusive series devoted to poverty issues on Monday March 22.

Low-income fare OK with transit after upgrade

Monday, Mar 8th, 2010

Winnipeg Transit now likes the idea of low-income discounts-but doesn't think they should be offered until new fare-collection systems are installed on city buses.

Senator Speaks Out on Poverty Issues

Monday, Mar 1st, 2010

A new report released by the Senate indicates that the system that is intended to lift people out of poverty is broken and all too often entraps people in a life of poverty.