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In Canada, the personal income tax system is not just used to raise revenue; it has also become an important instrument for delivering various income support benefits, like the Canada Child Benefit (CCB) and the Climate Action Incentive…

On February 7, 2020, The School of Public Policy announced the creation of the Simpson Centre for Agricultural and Food Innovation and Public Education. The Simpson Centre will focus on the numerous social and economic factors that facilitate the success of Canadian agri-food and agri-business.

The inflow of refugees to Calgary fluctuates widely over time, and varies considerably by country of origin. Social agencies must adapt to a continuously shifting kaleidoscope of people, cultures, languages and needs.

How can data make a difference? Presenting at the Data That Makes A Difference two-day conference provides you with the opportunity to present information and exchange thoughts with researchers across the spectrum at the 5^th Annual Homelessness Data Sharing Initiative, on May 20^th & 21^st, 2020. Submission deadline is January 10, 2020

Canada’s new Feminist International Assistance Policy (FIAP) will succeed only if it leaves behind its instrumentalist feminist approach and takes on a transformative one…

The Master of Public Policy just got even better – Government of Alberta partnership provides five paid six-month internships for School of Public Policy students – expanding to 10 positions in future years…