2012 Ontario Municipal Benchmarking Initiative Performance Measurement Report
The 2012 Ontario Municipal Benchmarking Initiative Performance Measurement Report is a comparative report and does not attempt to provide an [...]
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11, 2014
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11, 2014
Niagara Folk Arts Multicultural Centre: Annual Report 2013-2014
Niagara Folk Arts Multicultural Centre is a community based non-profit charitable organization whose team of professional staff and volunteers provide [...]
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10, 2014
Niagara Parent Knowledge Study: Executive Summary
The goal of the Niagara Parent Knowledge Study (NPKS) was to gather information to answer the following questions: What knowledge [...]
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10, 2014
A Meta-Perspective on the Evaluation of Full-Day Kindergarten During the First Two Years of Implementation
In September 2013, approximately 184,000 four- and five-year-olds (i.e., 75% of all kindergarten children) are enrolled in full-day kindergarten programs [...]
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10, 2014
Literacy: Why It Matters
This information guide provides a snapshot of 20 reasons why literacy matters. Published By: Community Literacy of Ontario Publication Date: [...]
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10, 2014
Kristen French Child Advocacy Centre Niagara: Annual Report
In September 2013, CACN celebrated 5 years of helping children and youth in Niagara who have experienced abuse. This report [...]
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10, 2014
Family and Children’s Services Niagara: 2013-2014 Annual Report
This report details the quantitative and qualitative successes of the FACS, including a financial report, for 2013-2014. Published By: Family and [...]
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10, 2014
Concussions and Minor Sports in Niagara
Concussions don't just affect professional athletes. They are particularly common among children and youth involved in organized sports. In an [...]
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09, 2014
The Transformational Effect of Affordable Housing
For many of us, owning our own home provides the foundation for safety, love, support, and the family bonds that [...]
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09, 2014
Parent Direct Niagara
Parent Direct Niagara is an online directory to help you find information and links to programs, services, and resources for [...]
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08, 2014
Walk This Way User Guide and Magnetic Calendar
The Walk This Way Kit supports healthy communities by promoting walking as the single most sustainable physical activity. The kit [...]
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08, 2014
Early Childhood Community Development Centre 2013/14 Annual Community Report
Reflecting on this past year, we feel a tremendous sense of gratitude for the opportunity of supporting Niagara’s early learning [...]
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05, 2014
YMCA Healthy Kids Research Report
To gain a better understanding of the challenges parents may face in raising young children, the YMCA of Greater Toronto [...]
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05, 2014
Together to Live: A toolkit for addressing youth suicide in your community
Together to Live is an online toolkit for addressing youth suicide in your community. Together to Live is a growing [...]
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12, 2013
Age-Friendly Action in Niagara: Community Articles 2010-2013
This document contains 61 articles written by volunteers around Ontario's Niagara region who were engaged in the Niagara Age-Friendly Community [...]
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12, 2013
Niagara Nutrition Partners
Niagara Nutrition Partners is a Region-wide initiative providing co-ordinated nutrition programs (breakfast snack and lunch) in elementary and secondary schools, [...]
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12, 2013
FACS Niagara’s Knowledge Task Force: an Innovative Approach to Strategic Planning
Over the past four years, Family and Children’s Services (FACS) Niagara has been engaged in a Strategic Planning initiative to [...]
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12, 2013
Sustainable Niagara Action Database
In 2012 the Niagara Region released the Sustainable Niagara Phase 3 Action Plan, which describes the community’s vision for what [...]
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12, 2013
We Are the 10%: Poverty in Canada
Twenty years ago Canadian politicians pledged to eradicate child poverty, but today an abysmal one in ten kids in this [...]
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11, 2013
The Wealth Paradox: How Income Inequality Hurts Every Canadian’s Chance of Building a Better Life
Canada is at a crossroads. A gap has grown between the middle class and the wealthy. Now, that divide is [...]
