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The way we live: Edmonton's people plan. The quality of life needs & priorities of Edmontonians facing social & econonic barriers
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Edmonton Social Planning Council
The Way We Live: Edmonton's People Plan was approved by City Council on July 7, 2010. This 10-year strategic plan redefines local government as a caring entity that creates a diverse and inclusive city by connecting people, creating communities where p
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2010
Kolkman, John, Ahorro, Joseph, Varlen, Kory
Developing a comprehensive strategy to reduce if not eliminate poverty in Alberta.
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2013-10-01
Neilson, Michelle, Kolkman, John, Dowdell, Virginia
Tracking the Trends is the ESPC's flagship publication that offers a comprehensive collection of current and historical demographic and socio-economic data focused on the Edmonton region. The 2013 edition of this report contains statistics on education and employment, the cost of living and...
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2011
Edmonton Social Planning Council, Ahorro, Joseph, Pinkoski, Jayda, Kolkman, John
The Edmonton Social Planning Council’s flagship publication Tracking the Trends contains the latest data of all the important social and economic trends affecting Edmonton. These trends are in the areas of education, employment, cost of living & housing, income, poverty, and government income...
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Tracking the trends: future directions for human services in Edmonton and the surrounding region. Special feature on youth.
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Community Trends Working Group
Includes statistics for communities surrounding the city of Edmonton (e.g. Sherwood Park, Leduc, etc.)
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Tracking the trends: future directions for human services in Edmonton. Special feature on aboriginal people.
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Community Trends Working Group
The fourth edition includes a special section on trends and service implications for Aboriginal peoples.
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Tracking the trends: future directions for human services in Edmonton. Special feature on families with children.
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Community Trends Working Group
This second edition includes a focus on the social trends and service implications for families with children.
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Tracking the trends: future directions for human services in Edmonton. Special feature on immigrants.
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Edmonton Social Planning Council
\"Tracking the Trends looks at the major social and economic trends likely to influence human services in Edmonton- now and in the near future. The 1991 [3rd] edition has, as its special focus, trends and service implications as they affect Edmonton's immigrant population.\"