Social Assistance Summaries 2014
Posted on March 23, 2015 in Social Security Delivery System
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CaledonInst.org – Publications
March 2015. Anne Makhoul,
The informative Social Assistance Statistics Report, published by the federal and provincial/territorial governments, was last released in 2010 and presented 2008 data. In its place, the Caledon Institute will publish a Social Assistance Summaries series as part of its web-based Canada Social Report, which will be operational in spring 2015. In the interim, this publication offers an advance viewing of 12 of Canada’s 13 provincial and territorial Social Assistance programs. Material from Nunavut was not available in time to be included in this paper.
A summary was prepared for each province and territory with input and feedback from government representatives in every jurisdiction. All reports include program descriptions and data on the number of social assistance cases and recipients dating, in most jurisdictions, from 1997 to 2014. The summaries will be updated annually.
ISBN – 1-55382-638-8
Federal Policy Monitor, January 2015 < http://caledoninst.org/Policy/Federal/2015-01.pdf >
Provincial/Territorial Policy Monitor, January 2015 < http://caledoninst.org/Policy/Provincial/2015-01.pdf >
< http://caledoninst.org/Publications/Detail/?ID=1062 >
Tags: budget, ideology, jurisdiction, poverty, standard of living
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