Yesterday, Stephen Harper announced the establishment of a Conservative Task Force focusing on gun-related crime in cities.  The task force will tour Continue Reading…

Yesterday we had our first workshop in our conference room at the new location (45 Charles St. East).  I'm pleased to report that it went great.  It's Continue Reading…

Congratulations goes to our CEO, Rick Blickstead, who was awarded the Lifetime Achievement Award by the Children's Aid Foundation for his work in the Continue Reading…

Fiscal Health Versus Healthy People   How government policies impact your access to the best medicines The Canadian Treatment Action Council, CARP -- Continue Reading…

SAVE THE DATE!Business & Professional Women Canada in partnership with Voices of Positive Women and TakingITGlobal invite you to a World AIDS Day Continue Reading…

Here are the contents (minus items that are independently highlighted in elsewhere on this blog) of the weekly update e-mail I recently sent out for those of Continue Reading…

Wellesley Visiting Scholar John Myles has published a very interesting paper on the changing impact of income inequality. John is a professor in the Department Continue Reading…

Rick Blickstead and I presented a brief to the Standing Committee on Social Policy of the Ontario Legislature January 30 on the LHINs (Local Health Integration Continue Reading…

On January 30 Wellesley presented a brief to the Standing Committee on Social Policy on Bill 36, the enacting legislation. We were also asked for some Continue Reading…

Demos, a leading progressive British think tank, has published an analysis of very ambitious plans to reform children's services in the UK: The Leadership Continue Reading…