Provincial Report Cards

In partnership with national Campaign 2000, the following provincial partners in Campaign 2000 have been producing annual report cards/factsheets with a specific focus on provincial perspectives. For earlier provincial report cards or related info, please contact our provincial partners directly.

British Columbia | Alberta | Saskatchewan | Manitoba | New Brunswick | Nova Scotia
Ontario | Toronto

British Columbia

• 2010 Report Card on Child and Family Poverty
  November 2009 [pdf, 22pp, 2.3MB]

• 2009 Report Card on Child and Family Poverty
  November 2009 [pdf, 23pp, 866Kb]

• 2008 Child Poverty Report Card.
  BC Campaign 2000, First Call BC, November 2007.
  [pdf, 19pp, 1.38MB]

• 2007 Child Poverty Report Card.
  BC Campaign 2000, First Call BC, November 2007.
  [pdf, 19pp, 196KB]

• Fact Sheets on Child Poverty in British Columbia, 2006.
  BC Campaign 2000, First Call BC, November 2006.
  [pdf, 14pp, 300KB]

• Child Poverty and Income Inequality in British Columbia: A Status Report. First Call BC, February 2006. [pdf, 52pp 1012KB]

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Alberta

• Time for Action: Working Together to End Child Poverty in Alberta
  November 2010 [pdf, 16pp, 1.62MB]

• We Must Do Better: It’s Time to Make Alberta Poverty-Free
  November 2009 [pdf, 20pp, 2MB]

• We can do better
  2008 Report Card [pdf, 20pp, 2900KB]

• Wages and child and Family Poverty in Alberta
  Fact Sheet [pdf, 2pp, 1700KB]

• Public Interest Alberta has published a 2007 report card:
  Working Poor or Making a Living? The Reality of Low Wages in Alberta. A report by Public Interest Alberta. January 2007. [pdf, 16pp, 1493KB] .

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Saskatchewan

• 2010 Child and Family Poverty
  November 2010, [pdf, 10pp, 619KB]

• 2009 Child and Family Poverty
  November 2009, [pdf, 8pp, 239KB]

• 2008 Child and Family Poverty Profile
  November 2008. University of Regina Social Policy Research Unit. English [pdf, 103KB]

• 2006 Child Poverty Report Card
  November 24, 2006. University of Regina Social Policy Research Unit. English [pdf, 8pp, 127KB]

• Report Card on Child Poverty in Saskatchewan
  November 2005, Social Policy Research Unit (SPR)
  English [pdf, 12pp, 422KB]

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Manitoba

• The Challenge for Manitoba’s Provincial Government
  November 2010 [pdf, 27, 2.81MB]

• 20 Years Lost - The Poverty Generation - 2009 Report Card
  November 2009 [pdf, 25pp, 458KB]
  

• Manitoba at Crossroads. Child and Family Report Card 2008 [pdf, 1.95MB]

• A Province Left Behind.... Where's our poverty eradication plan, Prime Minister Harper, Premier Doer and Mayor Katz?MB report card on child and family poverty 2007. [pdf, 38pp, 971KB]

• Back to the Future: Approaching 1989. Manitoba child and family poverty report card, November 2006

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Ontario

See the Ontario Campaign 2000 web page for more details.

• 2010 Report Card on Child & Family Poverty in Ontario: Poverty Reduction: Key to Economic Recovery for Ontario Families
  English, November 2010 [pdf, 8pp, 235KB]

• Rapport 2010 sur la pauvreté des enfants et des familles en Ontario - Réduction de la pauvreté : une mesure essentielle pour la relance économique des familles ontariennes
  French, November 2010 [pdf, 8pp, 295KB]
  

• 2009 Report Card on Child & Family Poverty in Ontario From Promise to Reality – Recession Proofing Ontario Families
  English, November 2009 [pdf, 8pp, 235KB]

• Rapport 2009 sur la pauvreté des enfants et des familles en Ontario D’une promesse à la réalité – prémunir les familles ontariennes contre la récession
  French, November 2009 [pdf, 8pp, 231KB]

• Now more than ever … Ontario needs a strong poverty reduction strategy
  2008 REPORT CARD on Child and Family Poverty in Ontario English [pdf, 12pp, 121KB]

• The Road Ahead: Poverty Reduction in Ontario
  2007 REPORT CARD on Child and Family Poverty in Ontario English [pdf, 12pp, 208KB]

• Le chemin à parcourir: réduction de la pauvreté en Ontario
  Rapport 2007 sur la pauvreté des enfants et des familles en Ontario English [pdf, 12pp, 202KB]

• Child Poverty in Ontario: Promises to Keep...
  2006 Report Card on Child Poverty in Ontario, March 2007. English [pdf, 398KB]

• La pauvreté des enfants en Ontario - Des promesses à tenir
  Rapport 2006 sur la pauvreté des enfants en Ontario
  Français [pdf, 6pp, 297KB]

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New Brunswick

• 2010 Report Card on Child and Family Poverty
  English November 2010, [pdf, 16pp, 1MB]

• 2010 Rapport sur la pauvreté des enfants et des familles au Nouveau Brunswick
  French, November 2010, [pdf, 16pp, 1MB]

• 2009 Report Card on Child and Family Poverty
  English November 2009, [pdf, 12pp, 446kb]

• 2009 Rapport sur la pauvreté des enfants et des familles au Nouveau Brunswick
  French, November 2009, [pdf, 12pp, 457kb]

• Child and family poverty report card: New Brunswick
  2007 Report Card [pdf, 6pp, 777KB]

• New Brunswick Human Development Council has published a report card:
  Child and Family Poverty Report Card: New Brunswick.
  2006 Report Card [pdf, 6pp, 300KB]

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Nova Scotia

• 2010 Nova Scotia Child Poverty Report Card
  November 2010. [pdf, 22pp, 817KB]

• 2009 Report Card on Child and Family Poverty
  November 24, [pdf, 23pp, 446KB]
  15,000 Nova Scotia children still in poverty (Media Release)

• 2006 Fact Sheet: Child poverty in Nova Scotia [pdf, 110KB]

• Child poverty in Nova Scotia: The facts
  2007 Report Card: The Latest Statistics & Trends (1980-2005), November 24, 2007. Pauline Raven, Lesley Frank and Renee Ross.

• The Nova Scotia Child Poverty Report Card 2006
  November 24, 2006. Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives - Nova Scotia.

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Toronto

Children’s Aid Society of Toronto, or Metro Campaign 2000, has been producing regular updates on child and family poverty in Toronto for many years. The following report card was released in December, 2008

Toronto Report Card: The Children's Aid Society of Toronto, a long-time community partner in Campaign 2000, released a Report Card on child and family poverty for the Greater Toronto Area in Dec., 2008, entitled Greater Trouble in Greater Toronto: Child Poverty in the GTA

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