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Eight. Social Assistance in Alberta

  • Donna E. Wood
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Welfare Reform in Canada
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© 2020 University of Toronto Press, Toronto

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents v
  3. Illustrations ix
  4. Contributors xiii
  5. Preface xxiii
  6. Introduction: Understanding Welfare Reform in the Canadian Provinces 1
  7. Part I. International, Comparative, and Multilevel Perspectives
  8. one. International Trends in Social Assistance 19
  9. Two. Federal Policies, National Trends, and Provincial Systems: A Comparative Analysis of Recent Developments in Social Assistance in Canada, 1990–2013 35
  10. Three. An Overview of Social Assistance Trends in Canada 53
  11. Four. Low-Income and Inequality Trends in Canada 93
  12. Part II. The State of Social Assistance in the Provinces
  13. Five. Social Assistance in Ontario 111
  14. Six. Québec: The Ambivalent Politics of Social Solidarity 127
  15. Seven. Social Assistance in British Columbia 143
  16. Eight. Social Assistance in Alberta 161
  17. Nine. Saskatchewan: Development, Reform, and Retrenchment 177
  18. Ten. Social Assistance in Manitoba 193
  19. Eleven. Social Assistance in New Brunswick: Origins, Developments, and the Current Situation 209
  20. Twelve. Social Assistance in Nova Scotia: Mainstreaming “Employability” and Cutting Costs in a New Single-Tier System 223
  21. Thirteen. Social Assistance in Newfoundland and Labrador 239
  22. Fourteen. Social Assistance in Prince Edward Island 255
  23. Part III. Contemporary Issues and Challenges
  24. Fifteen. Gendering Social Assistance Reform 273
  25. Sixteen. Entrenched Residualism: Social Assistance and People with Disabilities 289
  26. Seventeen. Immigrants on Social Assistance in Canada: Who Are They and Why Are They There? 305
  27. Eighteen. Playing Catch-up with Ghosts: Income Assistance for First Nations on Reserve 323
  28. Nineteen. Aging and Social Assistance in the Provinces 339
  29. Twenty. Shelter and the Street: Housing, Homelessness, and Social Assistance in the Canadian Provinces 353
  30. Twenty-one. Do Active Programs Work? A Review of Canadian Welfare-to-Work Experiments 367
  31. Conclusion. A Brief Survey of Welfare Reform in the Canadian Provinces 381
  32. Postface. From Welfare Reform—to Welfare Reformulation 395
  33. Index 399
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