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CCEDNet Partners with the Social Enterprise Council of Canada for the 2017 Canadian Conference on Social Enterprise
Promote Community Infrastructure and Social Procurement in Government of Canada Infrastructure Consultations
New Social Enterprise Incubator Launched on Vancouver Island
Help Craft an Inclusive Innovation Agenda for Canada
Parliamentary Committee to Study Poverty Reduction Strategies
This Place Matters Offering $40,000 for Main Street Revitalization Projects
Forum of Labour Market Ministers to Hold Consultations on Labour Market Transfer Agreements
Skills Link Funding for Youth Employment
Home-made Field School is Growing Food and Local Economies in Northern BC this July
Put Action for Community Economies in the 2017 Federal Budget
Recommendations Sought for Canada's National Housing Strategy
Social Enterprise for Northern Ontario CoStarter for Change Offers Social Entrepreneurs Access to Capital and More
More than 90 Social Economy Initiatives from 35 Countries will be Highlighted at GSEF2016
Community Economic Development Opportunities in Alberta
Call for Expressions of Interest: Virgin Mobile RE*Generation Investing in Innovative and Entrepreneurial Youth Employment Initiatives
Ontario's Indigenous Economic Development Fund Set to Invest $70 million in Jobs and Growth
Synergia Summer Institute, Italy September 4-23: Transition to Co-operative Commonwealth – Pathways to a New Political Economy
Ontario Launches New Social Enterprise Strategy
Advance Your Food-Based CED Project through Green Internships
CoopZone is Accepting Applications for its Online Introductory Co-operative Development Course 2016-17
Provide Your Input on the Formation, Role and Governance Structure of a Winnipeg Food Policy Council
Community Interest Companies Now Available in Nova Scotia
Grants for Young Canadians to Participate in the 2016 Global Social Economy Forum in Montreal
Aboriginal Social Enterprise Program Aims to Harness the Entrepreneurial Spirit of Aboriginal Communities in BC
Quint Calls on Saskatchewan Government to Invest in Community Priorities

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