Category: Policy Development & Advocacy
The CCEDNet team thanks our members for your commitment to the community over the last few weeks as we collectively face this unprecedented health crisis. Whether it’s continuing to provide essential…
“Our budget capitalizes on advantages such as publicly-owned Manitoba Hydro and Efficiency Manitoba, our strong social economy sector, local business acumen, and dynamic economic development strategies emerging in First Nations…
Announcement, CCEDNet
Following the appointment of the federal Cabinet in December, CCEDNet has sent letters to key Ministers with recommendations based on our Policy Priorities. Read the letters sent to: Supporting effective…
Exciting policy progress at the City of Winnipeg Last week, the City announced a Request for Proposals for a food service provider at City Hall, including 20% of the evaluation…
February 18, 2020 – The Canadian Community Economic Development Network (CCEDNet) stands in solidarity with the Hereditary Chiefs, community members, and land defenders of Wet’suwet’en. We recognize the sovereignty of…
CCEDNet Manitoba is pleased to help shape Manitoba’s 2020-21 provincial budget through our submission. Our briefing was sent last week to Minister of Finance Scott Fielding. The submission involves eight recommendations…
Across Canada, people are taking action to create more equitable, inclusive and sustainable community economies. Governments can help. The federal election is a prime opportunity to tell candidates how they…
Join CCEDNet’s Local Organizing for Fair Economies Community of Practice! Looking to continue learning, sharing, and building on your capacity for Local Organizing for Fair Economies? Already involved in local organizing…
infographic_1.jpg Unveiling our Public Policy Road Map for Manitoba’s Social, Economic, and Environmental Future We are proud and excited to unveil the Canadian CED Network Manitoba’s newly revitalized Public Policy Road…
On September 10, 2019, Manitobans will go to the polls to elect our provincial government. The province is responsible for so many important aspects of our community’s futures – local…
After three long years, the City of Toronto has adopted a new landmark Community Benefits Framework which will create more opportunities for training and well paying careers in the trades…
Employment and Social Development Canada is inviting participation in consultations on the development of regulations for recent amendments to Part III (Labour Standards) of the Canada Labour Code (Code) to…