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Tina Stevens’ Statement on Tk’emlúps te SecwépemcJune 02
This post contains details some readers may find distressing. A 24-hour National Indian Residential School...
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Housing Co-ops and COVID-19March 17
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Co-ops to receive funding for energy upgrades: Yours could too!June 02
It’s now been one year since the Government of Canada and the Federation of Canadian...
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Five reasons to register now for our #CoopFutures Annual MeetingMay 22
CHF Canada’s Virtual Annual Meeting is coming up June 10-13, and it’s sure to be a great...
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Call for submissions: Co-operators have talent!May 11
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Reading and discussing the report on Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls helped some of CHF Canada's staff learn more about the barriers Indigenous women face in Canada, and reflect on how to support their calls for justice:
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In June 2019, the final report of the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG) was released. This summer, a group of CHF Canada staff formed a reading group to read and discuss the report. Meeting once a week to look at a different section of the report’s Execu...
Congratulations to Cawthra Mansions Co-op for receiving the 2021 Rooftops Canada International Service Award! Their support of co-ops overseas is a great example of co-operation among co-operatives.We are very pleased to congratulate Cawthra Mansions Co-operative in Toronto, Ontario, the 2021 Rooftops Canada International Service Award which was recently presented at the CHF Canada AGM. The award recognizes the important contribution of the housing co-op movement in Canada to international development by thanking CHF Canada members that have actively and consistently supported our work. Cawthra Mansions, a 78 unit co-op, was formed following the acquisition and renovation of three linked buildings in 1986. It has embodied the 6th co-op principle, co-operation among co-ops, and extended this principle internationally since 1990 by generously contributing to co-op and social housing in Africa through Rooftops Canada. Congratulations Cawthra Mansions and thank you for all that you do to support co-ops internationally. (pic – Anna Jacobs, Co-op President with the award.)