Travelling the Pathway from Poverty to Rights and Well-Being
In an article published in the Christian Reformed Church’s Do Justice blog, CPJ Social Work Student Intern Nev Rakic unpacks insights from our 2025 Poverty Trends report.
CPJ’s day in court: getting the dirt on Saskatchewan’s Coal Decision
CPJ makes its case in court against the Saskatchewan government’s decision to double down on coal power.
We need your voice in our call for universal pharmacare in Canada
CPJ’s Social Work Student Intern Hafsah Choudhry explains why the push for universal pharmacare in Canada is so criticalโand how you can get involved.
Poverty Trends 2025
Released annually, CPJโs Poverty Trends reports provide readers with a review of data on poverty in Canada and the state of government action, as well as a vision for how we can move forward. This yearโs report is titled Poverty Trends 2025: Pathways From Poverty to Rights & Well-Being. What’s…
Call to Action: End Poverty. Advance Rights. Improve Well-Being.
On October 17, 2025, the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty, CPJ joins over 40 partner organizations in calling for increased government commitment and accountability to end poverty, advance rights, and improve well-being. We invite individuals, organizations, and parliamentarians to endorse our Call to Action and demonstrate public and…
Hold a Proclaim Jubilee! event in your community
From October 12 to November 10, groups across Canada, the USA and beyond are participating in Proclaim Jubilee!, a series of actions to call for an end to the global debt crisis.ย
Climate-Induced Migration: Canada’s Obligations & Opportunities
Download and read CPJ’s new report, Climate-Induced Migration: Canada’s Obligations & Opportunities.
Watch now: CPJ policy analyst featured at UN High Level Political Forum side event on partnerships in practice
CPJโs Socio-Economic Policy Analyst, Natalie Appleyard, was a featured guest at Partnerships in Practice: The Value of Human Rights-Based Partnership and Engagement for SDG Implementation, a side event at the United Nations High Level Political Forum. Watch the recorded event.
Listen now: CPJ’s Maryo Wahba appears on Saskatchewan radio to say No More Coal Power in Canada!
Hear CPJ’s Climate Justice Policy Analyst, Maryo Wahba, on CBC Saskatchewan’s The 306 with Peter Millsย discuss our legal challenge of the Saskatchewan government.
CBC News covers CPJ’s legal challenge of Saskatchewan government over coal
Read CBC’s coverage of CPJ’s legal challenge of the Saskatchewan government over its decision to extend coal power generation beyond 2030.
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