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Getting Left Behind
Who gained and who didn't in an improving labour market.
An Innovative Partnership for London
Tricar snaps up vacant Old East lot for non-profit that plans affordable housing
If Canada wants to help the poor, it needs a new way to measure poverty
It’s time the federal government established an official poverty line – a dollar amount of income below which a person or family would be deemed to be “poor.”
Spotlight on the LPRC
Check out the interview of the LPRC's Coordinator Michael Courey as he talks about poverty reduction and our cotenant space at Innovation Works.
CAMH Campaign - Mental Health is Health
1 in 5 Canadians Experience Mental Illness in Any Given Year. We All Know Someone.
The National Housing Strategy partnership will help to build and maintain various kinds of affordable housing in Ontario
Statement on the National Housing Strategy Bilateral Agreement
100In1Day London
What would it take to turn London into a city of neighbours?
2018 Provincial Election
Key information on important issues the LPRC are following as the provincial election on June 7, 2018 draws closer.
Mid-Sized Cities Event Series
May 15 - 16 for a series of free events from walking tours, to a public event to a research & practitioner table about the change happening in Canada’s cities, especially our mid-sized ones.
Local Employment Planning Council looking for community participation on workforce survey
Our local economy is changing. Though there are signs that things are improving in the London/Middlesex/Oxford/Elgin region, it looks like a surprising number of people who are 25 – 54 years of age are not working or looking for work.
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