[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]African Canadian Legal Clinic, Promoting Justice, Defending Equality and Building Community. A community Advisory report to the United Nations July 2015. Link to documented report below. Community Advisory re…
There are lot of discussions these days about ‘infill’ design solutions in our Canadian cities. Infill is a term often synonymous with ‘intensification’, which adds new homes into mature or existing communities. Infill can also be thought of making better use out of under-utilized spaces, areas where the zoning is changing through the redevelopment of traditional main street areas, or taking advantage of new housing types which were not considered when the original communities were first planned in the early to mid-Twentieth Century. For someone hunting for a house within the city, infill can also provide a great opportunity to move into a ‘complete neighbourhood’ and also introduce serious lifestyle and savings opportunities.
NB2PW's Mother's Day event on Saturday May 2nd 2015. Thank you to our Guest Speakers--Mrs. Abiola Agoro (mother), Ms.... Posted by Network of Black Business & Professional Women on Sunday,…
Spring is in the Air!Spring Mixer in the MarketNetworking and Member ProfilesBusiness cards exchange Door prizes Posted by Network of Black Business & Professional Women on Friday, April 10, 2015
Photos from the NB2PW International Women's Day Celebration in Ottawa featuring a One Billion Rising choreographed dance, facilitated dialogue with panelists from Oxfam, the ORCC and SASC. 50/50 draw and…