The Canadian Council on Social Development. CCSD is a national, independent non-profit organization specializing in issues of economic and social security. The site has a wealth of social statistics and social policy documents, and hundreds of links to other sites.

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Campaign 2000 is a cross-Canada public education movement to build Canadians awareness and support for the 1989 all-party House of Commons resolution to end child poverty in Canada by the year 2000.

Peace Magazine is an international bimonthly for academics and activists working on issues of peace, security, human rights, conflict analysis and resolution.

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The Court Challenges Program of Canada is a national non-profit organization, providing financial assistance for court cases that advance Canada's Constitutional rights.

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Vision/Mission Developed for school and family use, Global Heroes is the place to meet inspiring Canadians who are truly making a difference around the world. You will find individual profiles and stories, and a wealth of information on how global human rights, environmental, health and economic issues affect our lives in Canada. Interactive scenarios, games and quizzes, radio documentaries, ...

The Bethune Institute monitors, documents and investigates the activites of fascist organizations and develops strategies for fighting these ultra-right groups.

The Daily. Friday, August 27, 1999 1995 graduates who moved to the United States March 1999 About 1.5% of the more than 300, 000 men and women who graduated from a Canadian post-secondary institution in 1995 moved to the United States after graduation. Despite this relatively small proportion, those who moved tended to be high-quality graduates in certain key fields. Just over 4, 600 ...

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