Learn more about ACORN Canada's groundbreaking campaigns regulate payday lending and international remittances and money transfers.
ACORN members, hoping for bold action to tackle the affordability crisis sweeping across many Canadian cities, were feeling underwhelmed as the federal government tabled Budget 2019, their last budget before the election in October.
ACORN members from across the country will come together to listen to exciting guest speakers, including labour leaders, community allies, politicians and more; meet other ACORN members and leaders from across the country; attend workshops on how to build power for change; and learn the skills and tools needed to develop grassroots campaigns.
ACORN members here in Ottawa and across the country are calling for REAL alternatives to payday lenders from ALL levels of government. * Les membres d'ACORN, ici à Ottawa et partout au pays, réclament de VRAIES alternatives aux prêteurs sur salaire de tous les paliers de gouvernement.
Despite some positive initiatives, ACORN members are deeply disappointed by the lack of action put forward in the Poverty Reduction Strategy.
L’organisme de défense des moins nantis, ACORN, souhaite voir plus d’alternatives aux prêteurs sur salaire.
Members in the Whalley/Guildford area got together to identify key concerns in the community.
Changes to payday-lending practices are earning praise from anti-poverty group BC ACORN.
The BC Government is reducing the maximum fee for borrowing payday loans, from $17 to $15 for every $100 borrowed.
BC ACORN members are ready to organize in New West!