by Bogdan Lihanceanu | Mar 26, 2019
This study conducted qualitative interviews with nine immigrants on their experiences of public transit in Toronto. It synthesizes and builds on existing data that indicate that immigrants, especially women, highly depend on public transit despite settling in the...
by Bogdan Lihanceanu | Mar 26, 2019
ABSTRACT The location of transit infrastructure distributes publicly-funded benefits to residents throughout a region. However, these benefits are not always distributed equally among different population groups. This research seeks to determine whether the benefits...
by Bogdan Lihanceanu | Mar 7, 2019
The Caledon Institute will be releasing shortly the Welfare Incomes report. Its calculations make clear that welfare incomes fall below all major comparator measures. It is becoming increasingly difficult for welfare recipients to make ends meet. Shelter...
by Bogdan Lihanceanu | Mar 7, 2019
The Caledon Institute of Social Policy was engaged by the Nunavut Anti-Poverty Secretariat, which provides oversight and leadership to support the Nunavut Roundtable for Poverty Reduction in the implementation of Nunavut’s poverty reduction strategy. We were...
by Bogdan Lihanceanu | Feb 26, 2019
The Family Justice Working Group’s report, Meaningful Change for Family Justice, addresses the gap between research based recommendations for improvement in family law and implementation of these recommendations in practice. Acknowledging that both the problems and...
