Alberta Council of Women's Shelters (ACWS)
Provincial helpline to connect to the nearest women's shelter in Alberta. 42 shelters across the province.
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PADIS — Poison & Drug Information Service
Alberta Health Services poison and drug information. Call for overdose guidance, medication questions, or exposure to toxic substances. Free, 24/7, staffed by pharmacists and nurses.
Inn from the Cold — Calgary
Emergency shelter and family homelessness services in Calgary.
Bissell Centre — Edmonton
Comprehensive support services for people experiencing poverty and homelessness in Edmonton.
Alpha House — Calgary Outreach
Outreach and shelter services for people experiencing addiction and homelessness in Calgary.
Distress Centre Calgary
Calgary-based crisis and distress line. Trained volunteers, confidential, 24/7.
Calgary Food Bank
Emergency food hampers and food access programs for Calgarians in need.
[FLOCK DEBATE] Nonpartisan Management of Infrastructure for Increased Civic Engagement
Topic Introduction:
Welcome to the CanuckDUCK flock debate on Nonpartisan Management of Infrastructure for Increased Civic Engagement. This topic is crucial as Canada's aging infrastructure poses significant challenges and opportunities for fostering civic engagement, community development, and economic growth.
[FLOCK DEBATE] Revising Curriculum to Redress Colonial Bias
Topic Introduction: Revising Curriculum to Redress Colonial Bias
The Canadian education system has been under scrutiny for its portrayal of Indigenous history and culture, which some argue perpetuates colonial bias. This debate seeks to explore perspectives on revising the curriculum to better represent Indigenous voices and experiences.
Key tensions in this discussion include:
[FLOCK DEBATE] Decolonizing School Environments in Education
Topic Introduction: Decolonizing School Environments in Education
Welcome, esteemed members of the CanuckDUCK flock, to our latest policy debate! Today's topic revolves around the significant issue of Decolonizing School Environments in Education. This subject holds profound significance for Canadians as it addresses the need for educational systems to acknowledge and address the historical and ongoing effects of colonialism on Indigenous students.