Concerns about housing affordability are valid and work needs to be done

Is Calgary in an affordable housing crisis?

VCC sees a new City Council motion as as a positive step forward 

'There's a huge gap': Council to debate creating task force on affordable housing

New spending priorities don’t address issues that matter to struggling Albertans

Alberta Budget 2022’s business as usual approach falls short 

A future for child care that supports work and life

Creating spaces to advance anti-racism and anti-oppression

This Valentine’s Day, tell people you believe in a Calgary with Enough for All

New Council motion will advance the development of an Indigenous gathering space in the City of Calgary

Indigenous Gathering Place is one step closer to becoming a reality

Exploring data, trends and societal impacts of wealth disparity

VCC discussed food security with Mount Royal University’s Institute for Community Prosperity’s James Stauch

Albertans have options for buying electricity and natural gas

VCC’s recommendations for Calgary City Council

Addressing homelessness, precarious work, and Reconciliation: Opportunities for the City of Calgary

CTV News Calgary's story about how a single person in Calgary needs to make a minimum of $16.80 an hour to survive

Alberta's minimum wage not a living wage: Vibrant Communities Calgary

Drastic life changes require support from a strong community

Community is the power that drives change

Indigenous people are co-creators in Calgary's future

Progress seen with National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

Vibrant Communities Calgary and the Canadian Poverty Institute partner together to engage municipal candidates in the upcoming municipal election.

Poverty profiles outline the incidence of poverty in each Ward of Calgary

Enough for All mobilizes individuals and Champions to end poverty in Calgary

Implementing Enough for All – Pushing for Sustainable and Effective Collaboration

New study shows that Calgarians living in low income have been disproportionately affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Structural barriers identified as disproportionately impacting low income and racialized groups expanding gaps in health and social inequities.

New study highlights the serious impacts to Calgarians living in poverty from COVID-19

With two milestones last week, VCC reflects on the past year

Celebrating the Rich and Beautiful Indigenous Culture in Calgary

Celebrating the Rich and Beautiful Indigenous Culture in Calgary

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