BC Co-op Association Applauds BC Budget
Posted: September 18, 2017
The BC Co-operative Association applauds the Provincial Government for seeing co-operatives as key to building a sustainable provincial economy.
Theme:
Practitioner Strengthening
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Unleashing Impact Investment For BC Communities
Organization:
Community Impact Investment Coalition BC
Communities across British Columbia require new ways to access capital for sustainable business development, social enterprise, environmental sustainability and local food systems. Rural, northern, indigenous and urban communities all face challenges to their economic, social and environmental futures.
Year:
2017
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Document
Categories:
Local economy
Policy Development & Advocacy
Regional Development
Source:
CCEDNet
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Trico Foundation Announces 2017 Social EnterPrize Recipients
Posted: August 22, 2017
Created by the Trico Charitable Foundation in 2011, the biennial Social EnterPrize celebrates and advances leadership and excellence in social entrepreneurship in Canada. Social enterprises are organizations, for-profit or not-for-profit, that blend the social and the entrepreneurial by using business models/markets to solve social problems.
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CCEDNet Manitoba Fall & Winter Workshops
Posted: August 10, 2017
The Canadian CED Network hosts a number of "Strengthening Non-Profits" workshops throughout the year on a variety of topics identified through engagement and consultation with our members and partners. Check out the following offerings in 2017.
CCEDNet Member NORDIK Institute Hosts Nine Weeks of Workshops on Social Enterprise
Posted: August 10, 2017
CCEDNet Member NORDIK Institute, Algoma University’s community-based research organization with ongoing goals of increasing employment and promoting community resilience is hosting a series of nine workshops geared to Social Enterprises, Social Entrepreneurs and new business start-ups.
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CCEDNet Member Group Convex’s Quest to Support Entrepreneurs with Disabilities
Posted: August 3, 2017
CCEDNet member Groupe Convex Prescott-Russell, under the leadership of Caroline Arcand, announced on April 21, that it received $369,000 from the provincial government to offer mentorship, coaching and financial services to people with disabilities. Those asking for funding or support will self-identify when they present themselves.
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