As an organization, the @CityofEdmonton has big buying power. We purchase everything from buses to beverages for our venues. Our purchase decisions should contribute to Edmonton’s inclusive economy where possible.
I’m proud that the City is making great progress in implementing a social procurement framework for our organization, and working to champion ethics and values in our practices.
Read more about social procurement in #YEG here:
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Race-Based Data Collection: A Focused Scan of Current Practices in Edmonton provides an overview of race-based data in the education, health, and policing systems in Edmonton, including community concerns and recommendations.
#antiracism#yeg
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Child care accessibility continues to be uneven across the province. In Medicine Hat for example, there are about 4 spaces available for every 10 children. Compared to international standards, accessibility rates (also referred to as coverage rates), are low everywhere in Alberta
EndPovertyEdmonton has spent the last year bringing workforce development organizations and employers together to create a more solid, sustainable and effective workplace ecosystem where everyone from job seekers to employers gets what they need.
#yeg#endpovertyedmonton
@Meaghon@VibrantCalgary@EndPovertyYEG First, YEG sounds cool. So when people say, “I’m going to yeg.” Their friends say, “break a leg!” YCC is pronounced yuck. So when people say, “I’m going to ycc.” Their friends say, “that’s going to suck!”
Plus I love that you can see the mountains and I guess it makes sense that you all want to blow them up to harvest that sweet, sweet coal. After all, it is the fuel of tomorrow.
And that’s not the only great thing about Calgary @Meaghon You have a five lane freeway that has daily gridlock dispute having no traffic lights or traffic calming measures. That’s special!
@Meaghon@VibrantCalgary@EndPovertyYEG I just think Calgary is a really great town. Where else in 2022 is wearing a white cowboy hat considered cool. So examples:
Meet EndPovertyEdmonton's Brooks Hanewich.
As the Manager of Strategic Initiatives he explores the effectiveness of inclusive economic models in eliminating poverty by bringing together workforce development groups, expanding procurement potential
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Why is an inclusive economic approach beneficial for everyone? If the 350,000 Indigenous youth enter the workforce in 2016 -2026 & receive support to realize their potential in the labour market, their economic activity would boost Canada’s economy by $27.7 billion annually #yeg
Our budget survey is closing at 11:59 p.m. today. If you haven’t shared your insight click here to do so https://t.co/MGb0JvCpub. We want to thank all Edmontonians who provided their feedback! Results will be reported to Commissioners as they examine police budget proposals.