Federal Budget Response 2021
The recent federal budget was an opportunity to make significant progress to establish a new normal to create a stronger,…
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Advance 2021 – Post-event
In the fall of 2021, we held Wellesley Institute’s 2nd biennial symposium, Advance 2021: Building the new normal. The COVID-19 pandemic changed the way…
Election 2022: Good jobs, mental health and anti-racism
Our previous New Normal Election Analysis pieces examined seniors’ care and income inequality. Below, we look at provincial party commitments…
Election 2022: How do party promises stack up on housing?
…Ontario, a new public agency that would be tasked with financing and building 100,000 new affordable homes and 150,000 new…
2023 Ontario budget
In advance of last year’s provincial budget, we called for important, necessary public strategies to build a New Normal in…
A social contract for a mentally healthy Canada
…come together now to fight for a new normal in mental health. See who has signed on to support Sarah…
Impact Report 2020/21
…facing equity-seeking groups and explored ways to place health and equity at the forefront as we build a new normal….
Budget submission 2022: Prioritizing health equity
…better, to establish a new normal, inequities in the social determinants of health must be our most important issue. In…
Widening inequities: Long-term housing affordability in the Toronto CMA
…for conceptualizing a ‘new normal’ in which housing affordability is finally addressed, disparities are reduced, and equity is achieved. This…
It’s time for trust and transparency
…cycle – if the government transparently provided its plans based on possible futures, it would build trust. This new normal…
Resilience through equitable action
…is needed to build towards a new normal, including committing ourselves towards a society in which everyone has the income…
Ontario budget 2022: A more equitable future, an equitable now
…– a New Normal – is possible by putting in place recovery plans for a stronger, more equitable Ontario. We…