Region: Manitoba
The Canadian CED Network – Manitoba (CCEDNet – Manitoba) welcomes the Government of Manitoba’s Speech from the Throne, delivered November 16, 2015. This indication of government priorities for the final session…
Marty Donkervoort has been honoured by the World Corporate Social Responsibility Congress by being listed as one of the “50 Most Talented Social Innovators.” Marty is a member of the…
The Manitoba government is launching a new strategy to reduce poverty and promote social inclusion by partnering with community groups to create jobs for those facing serious barriers to work,…
In a letter to the Canadian CED Network and the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives Manitoba, Premier Greg Selinger has expressed his support for the comprehensive approach endorsed by 95…
the_gathering.png Registration Now Open! October 24th8am – 4:30pm St. John’s High School401 Church Avenue Register for the Gathering This is a Pay-What-You-Can Event Check out our different registration options for…
Brandon University has been awarded a 7-year, $2.5 M SSHRC Partnership grant to support rural policy and its implementation. This project, led by CCEDNet member the Rural Development Institute, will…
A new policy, and changes to an existing policy, introduced by the Province of Manitoba will bolster small-business stability in support of community economic development. The two measures included in…
Finance Minister Jennifer Howard fielding questions after the budget speech Budget 2014 is a strong response by the Government of Manitoba to the priorities that our members have identified as…
The recent Speech from the Throne opened the third session of the Province of Manitoba’s 40th Legislature with a strong emphasis on education, training, and jobs being created “The Manitoba…
Since the late 1990s, neighbourhood renewal corporations, or NRCs, have been working to strengthen Manitoba communities. NRCs take a holistic, community-led approach on an_image.png neighbourhood renewal, incorporating community economic development…
School may be out for summer, but it’s never too early to start thinking about picking up the books again in September. If you’re shopping around for post-secondary programs…
ced_dec_logo.png The latest provincial budget, tabled on April 16th, brought surprising new investments in some areas and underwhelming progress in others. Across Manitoba, CED initiatives foster economic revitalization, access to…