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Social policy framework values mapping survey results

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As part of the engagement to create Alberta’s Social Policy Framework, the Government of Alberta contracted Cambridge Strategies Inc. to develop and conduct an online survey. The survey was... More ≫

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As part of the engagement to create Alberta’s Social Policy Framework, the Government of Alberta contracted Cambridge Strategies Inc. to develop and conduct an online survey. The survey was intended to identify which values and outcomes are most important to Albertans with respect to social policy and the design and delivery of social programs and services. This document is a summary of the responses.

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Values Map of Alberta

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Reports the findings of a public survey of Albertans done between October 8 to 12, 2012 to determine the values that drive the opinions of Alberta citizens relating to societal development.... More ≫

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Reports the findings of a public survey of Albertans done between October 8 to 12, 2012 to determine the values that drive the opinions of Alberta citizens relating to societal development. Results of the survey were to be used to ensure that government programs and services align with the values and priorities of Albertans.

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Interim report to Alberta Justice phase one : stakeholder input on the single trial court initiative

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At the beginning of April invitations, along with the discussion paper, A Single Trial Court as a Focus for Reform and a Catalyst for Change, were sent out to various stakeholders involved in the... More ≫

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At the beginning of April invitations, along with the discussion paper, A Single Trial Court as a Focus for Reform and a Catalyst for Change, were sent out to various stakeholders involved in the Alberta justice system. Invitees included lawyers, court clerks, members of the police service and others directly involved in the legal system such as mediators and arbitrators. As well, members of organizations such as sexual assault centres, Aboriginal groups, elder care associations, mental health associations, crime and violence prevention organizations and justice groups specific to various ethnic communities attended. Involved members of the community were also included such as victim’s services volunteers, members of Youth Justice Committees, as were provincial and municipal politicians, academics and psychologists.

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A single trial court as a focus for reform and a catalyst for change

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A series of public consultations and recent polling research have shown that many Albertans have a worrisome level of confidence in certain aspects of the system of justice in this province. The... More ≫

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A series of public consultations and recent polling research have shown that many Albertans have a worrisome level of confidence in certain aspects of the system of justice in this province. The findings indicate an attitude amongst Albertans that while the justice system is good, certain steps need to be taken to make it better.

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