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Creating Opportunities - Optimizing Possibilities: Immigrant and Refugee Co-operatives in Canada

Organization: 
Canadian CED Network

Year: 
2004
Format: 
Guidebook
Research report
Categories: 
Co-operatives
New Canadians
Stories and Experiences
Source: 
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Building the Mercado Central: Asset-Based Development and Community Entrepreneurship

Organization: 
ABCD Institute
Author: 
Geralyn Sheehan

The Mercado Central in Minneapolis, Minnesota — a retail business cooperative and incubator — is the result of the creativity and hard work of members of a Latino immigrant community that joined forces with a faith-based organizing group and a variety of community organizations to build a traditional marketplace in their inner-city neighborhood.

Year: 
2003
Format: 
Book
Categories: 
Community Capacity Building
Co-operatives
Source: 
Weblink

Upholding the Canadian Promise

Author: 
The Canadian CED Network
Date: 
2007-04-18

Immigrant and refugee persons face serious settlement challenges. Integrating into their new community is made exceedingly difficult due to their limited social and professional networks, the non-recognition of foreign experience and credentials, and the competitive nature of the Canadian labour market. Increasingly, newcomers are frustrated by being on the margins of Canadian society.

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The Power of CED throughout Canada: Thirteen Inspiring Stories

Organization: 
Lilia Goldfarb Initiatives
Author: 
Lilia Goldfarb

This collection of thirteen case studies provides short anecdotes about 13 geographically diverse examples of Community Economic Development in Canada.

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Year: 
2003
Format: 
Document
Case study
Categories: 
Introduction to CED
Stories and Experiences

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