VCC discussed the impacts of the cost of living on both taxi drivers and households living on low incomes that rely on their services

Delicate balancing act as Calgary hikes taxi fares by 15%

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

Is Calgary in an affordable housing crisis?

VCC's Meaghon Reid and Hagir Sail discuss how poverty exists despite being hidden in certain areas of the city with the Calgary Journal

Poverty profile paints a clearer picture of Ward 8 incomes

Jurisdictions around the world are proposing safeguards, but the trick is getting it right

With the rise of the gig economy in Canada, is it time to rethink this type of work?

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

Alberta Budget 2022’s business as usual approach falls short 

Creating spaces to advance anti-racism and anti-oppression

What we’re watching for in the upcoming Alberta Budget

Free tax filing support is available for Calgarians living on low incomes

Creating a sense of belonging by providing support and removing barriers

The author of a new report says battle against homelessness must be fought not just in shelters but in the community

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

VCC's Meaghon Reid discusses how poverty increases the digital divide with The City of Calgary 

Creating connections through digital equity

The Residential Dispute Resolution Service’s improved resources and tools make it easier to resolve issues without heading to court

Enough for All Champion works to improve resources for tenants and landlords

Meaghon Reid weighs in on Calgary city council's spending priorities and adjustments to the current four-year budget cycle

Advocates pleased with social spending in Calgary budget amid concerns of tax hike

VCC’s recommendations for Calgary City Council

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

The City of Calgary’s Fair Entry Program and Community Hubs Initiative make a difference in the lives of low-income Calgarians

Building a strong, supportive and inclusive community

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

Tackling poverty through collaboration and community investment

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

New interactive tool helps Calgarians understand poverty in our city

Calgary Ward Poverty Profiles show that poverty exists in every Ward

Drastic life changes require support from a strong community

The Before and After

Drastic life changes require support from a strong community