How can Canada maintain an open immigration policy while also ensuring adequate resources and supports for newcomers? By Brent Wellsch,...
2022 Community Contributions dedicated to building strong relationships By Pauline Sydenham, Communications Specialist Thanks to another strong year of community...
Research and advocacy paper by Urban Matters CCC aids in securing new housing spaces for people with complex care needs...
Social innovation leader Brent Wellsch shares his insights in honour of International Development Week This week from February 5 to...
By Isha Matous-Gibbs, Social Health and Wellness Planner Community engagement is a core part of civic engagement. It is a...
Preparations for next round of contributions underway By Pauline Sydenham, Urban Matters CCC Despite the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic,...
Jade Arignon, Jen Casorso, and Erin Welk step into company leadership roles, launching a new era of growth and impact...
We’re excited to welcome Anne Burrill to the Urban Matters team! Anne is joining us as a Social Health and...
Welcome to the second instalment in our 4-part blog series Growing on Purpose, where we explore and share the evolutionary...
Many people with lived experience are motivated to support and care for individuals who have faced similar challenges, vulnerable circumstances...
World Creativity and Innovation Week (WCIW) is the kind of celebration we embrace at Urban Matters CCC.
"As part of a company that is deeply invested in the wellbeing of communities across the country, I see this role as an opportunity to share my learnings as I continue to learn."