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The Manitoba government’s 2025 provincial budget outlines some continued commitment to building a more resilient and inclusive economy.

Members of the CED community in Manitoba are approaching this progress with cautious optimism—and a recognition that more work remains to fully address the needs of Manitobans.

Manitoba is grappling with numerous economic, social, and environmental challenges. To foster inclusive economic growth, the province can tap into the power of Community Economic Development.

The Gathering was a significant day for our Manitoba community builders to come together to grow our larger movement for change.

Over 320 participants, presenters, and volunteers came together in Winnipeg to learn, connect, and experience Collective Action.

Reflecting on CCEDNet’s Regional Initiatives Program This is Part 6 of our Ecosystem Building Blog Series. part 1) Pan Atlanticpart 2) Saskatchewanpart 3) Ontariopart 4) Newfoundland and Labrador – 1part 5) Newfoundland and…

The Sustainable Finance Forum at the Shaw Centre was a two-day event on November 1-2, 2023, and included 18 sessions, over 100 speakers including leaders in social finance and sustainable…

Recently, Violeta Manoukian, Founder and CEO of Collaboration Works International in Nova Scotia, sat down for an interview with Robert Cervelli, Senior Advisor and Co-Founder of the Centre for Local…

Sara Atnikov from Purpose Construction shared about the importance of working together to achieve collective action.

Together we are truly stronger, and everyone has something to contribute. A milestone like this, our 25th anniversary, is not just an opportunity for reflection on our past but a…

This is Part 6 of our Ecosystem Building Blog Series. part 1) Pan Atlantic, part 2) Saskatchewan, part 3) Ontario, part 4) Newfoundland and Labrador – 1, part 5) Newfoundland and Labrador –…

This is Part 4 of our Ecosystem Building Blog Series. Read part 1) Pan Atlantic, part 2) Saskatchewan, part 3) Ontario Read section two of this conversation in Blog 5: Can’t quantify relationships:…

CCEDNet’s Theory of Change states that “We believe that how we organize our relationships in a place matters, and that community economies can be sites of transformation.” So, if our…

The Community Action for Workforce Development program (CWD) was a CCEDNet initiative funded by the Government of Canada that helped to pilot intersectional, community-led workforce models in the rural communities…