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Preserving the Charter’s right to equality for low-income communities: ISAC at the Supreme Court of Canada in Attorney General of Québec v. Kanyinda - Income Security Advocacy Centre

On May 14-15, 2025, the Income Security Advocacy Centre (ISAC) intervened in Attorney General of Québec v. Kanyinda at the Supreme Court of Canada. The case is the next opportunity for the Supreme Court to engage with the equality rights section of the Charter. Ms. Kanyinda, a woman refugee claimant, was excluded from access to subsidized Read Article

Time is Running out to Fix Canada's New Disability Benefit - Policy Magazine

The much-anticipated Canada Disability Benefit (CDB) is set to roll out with first payments in July 2025. For Canadians with disabilities and their advocates,Disability · Ontario See the Story

Medical organizations, patients raise concerns about health not taking centre stage in federal election campaign

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Canadian Federation of Nurses Unions points to the nation-wide shortages of health care providers as key issues requiring solutionsHealth · Canada See the Story

New Board of Appeal coming for first-level Employment Insurance (EI) appeals - Income Security Advocacy Centre

After years of advocacy from workers’ groups, the federal government created the Employment Insurance Board of Appeal (EI BOA). The Board of Appeal will take over responsibility from the Social Security Tribunal – General Division for hearing and deciding first-level appeals under the Employment Insurance Act. Under the new Board of Appeal, three-member (tri-partite) panelsOntario, Canada · Ontario Read Article

Temporary Improvements to Employment Insurance in Response to Tariff Threats Don’t Go Far Enough - Income Security Advocacy Centre

Employment Insurance (EI) has always been an important program for workers in Canada who lose their jobs. It’s even more important now in the face of US tariffs. The tariffs are expected to cause wide-ranging layoffs for workers in industries directly impacted by tariffs, but also for workers who are indirectly impacted. An estimated 2.4 million Canadian workers could be negatively affected, while some predict half a million Ontarians face losin…Ontario, Canada · Ontario Read Article

Federal Budget 2025: ISAC’s Budget Submission (March 2025) - Income Security Advocacy Centre

Every federal budget cycle includes a period for public submissions well in advance of budget deliberations. Last August, we posted our initial federal pre-budget submission linked here. In the months ensuing, we modified our submission slightly, and submitted it for the second and final submission period for Federal Budget 2025. ISAC recommends the following for Budget 2025: Raise the maximum amount of the Canada Disability Benefit Make releva…Canada · Canada See the Story

Launch of immigration program for caregivers marred by website crash

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Immigration lawyers and advocates had been warning about the potential of the website slowing or crashing over the sheer volume of candidates intending to applyCanada · Canada See the Story

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