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VIDEO: Dr. Gabor Maté talk in Sydney Nova Scotia on November 26, 2024.
DATE: Dec 20, 2024
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The fall 2024 newsletter has launched!
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The summer 2024 newsletter has launched!
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2024 Spring newsletter launched!
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DATE: Jun 20, 2024
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New Dawn is honoured to support the Ally Centre of Cape Breton in naming the Rapid Housing Initiative building Eleanor’s Court in memory of the late Eleanor Young.
Cape Breton Island Centre for Immigration (CBICI)’s 2023 survey report sheds light on the retention challenges faced by international students…
Check out the RHI Winter Newsletter update, a means to keep the public and surrounding community informed about the RHI development’s progress and next steps.
Check out the RHI Winter Newsletter update, a means to keep the public and surrounding community informed about the RHI development’s progress and next steps.
The announcement was made at the Nova Scotia Native Women’s Association’s Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two-Spirit Awareness Walk on Red Dress Day.
Slide decks shared by the NS Department of Community Services and New Dawn Enteprises at the February 12, 2024 Community Information Session on the CBRM Pallet Shelter Village.
DATE: Mar 26, 2024
TIME: 5:00pm—9:00pm
LOCATION: Eltuek Arts Centre, Room 211
New Dawn CEO, Erika Shea talks with Matt Galloway, host of CBC’s The Current.
CBC News joins New Dawn Meals on Wheels’ delivery run for people in need in Cape Breton following the early February storm.
In discussions of the proposed CBRM Pallet Shelters and in ongoing discussions of the ways in which downtown Sydney is changing, misunderstandings about the work and clients of the Ally Centre of Cape Breton are common.
The questions below represent questions we have received about the CBRM Pallet Shelter Village over the last two weeks. They have come to us via e-mail and social media. Additional questions can be sent to amaclean@newdawn.ca.
In a series of white papers, Pallet Shelters looks at the impact of housing on healthcare and on public safety. Pallet Shelters is a US-based social purpose company that designs and manufactures rapid deployment transitional shelters.
The post links to a sample Vulnerability Assessment Tool or VAT. This VAT was created by the Canadian Observatory on Homelessness. A similar tool wil be used to assign Village units to those who are most in need (who are most vulnerable).
Pallet Shelter CEO, Amy King, talks with CBC Power and Politics about the Pallet Shelter approach and its work to deploy 200 Pallet Shelters to communities across Nova Scotia.
The Dignity Standards guiding the design of the CBRM Pallet Shelter Village (and the more than 120 Pallet Shelter Villages throughout North America) outline requirements for hygiene, meals, transportation, safety, and support services.
A follow-up to our last post answering some of the questions that we’ve received on the CBRM Pallet Shelter Village.
In the CBRM, New Dawn and the Ally Centre of Cape Breton, have partnered to host 30 Pallet Shelters for vulnerable residents. The shelters which will be staffed 24-7 will be ready for residents in February 2024.
It’s tough to make enough money to support a good quality of life. We are facing a crisis of inequality, where billionaires are getting richer and the average worker struggles to keep up with a rising cost of living.
In December 2023, Efficiency One published their report, Energy Poverty and an Equitable Transition to a Net-Zero Carbon Future in Nova Scotia. New Dawn was honoured to be a “Voice from the Community” in the report.
New Dawn CEO joins Alison Coldwell, Coordinated Access Manager, CMHA, Annapolis Valley, and Sunday Miller, Property Consultant, Akoma Holdings Inc. in a disucssion of housing and human rights hosted by the Nva Scotia Human Rights Commission.
On Sunday October 28th, New Dawn CEO, Erika Shea, joined host Carolyn Ray, and fellow guest Wendy MacIntyre, HR Consultant, on CBC’s Maritime Connection to talk about New Dawn’s experience with the Reduced Hour Work Week.
Just, Good Business encourages and guides curious, forward-thinking business leaders of Nova Scotia to discover opportunities for prosperity beyond the financial bottom-line.
On Tuesday October 17, 2023, New Dawn and the Ally Centre hosted a Community Information Session on the RHI housing development planned for Charlotte Street.
Renderings and Public Dashboard site unveiled for rapid housing initiative coming to the North End of Sydney.
DATE: Sep 1—Oct 31, 2023
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ALEX PAUL: Unsubstantiated fears associated with north-end New Dawn project (Cape Breton Post)
Answers to questions on harm reduction housing, property values, greenspace, community consultations, and the new housing’s location, design, staffing, and more.
This Request for Proposals is an invitation from New Dawn Enterprises to prospective proponents to submit proposals for construction management services for the Glace Bay Youth Centre.
Your calls, e-mails, texts, social media posts, letters to Council, and letters to the editor have helped to secure funding for 24 apartments for some of the most vulnerable members of our community.
Cape Breton Regional Municipality is going to spend $5 million in federal affordable housing money after all.
A rendering of a revised two-storey 120 foot X 56 foot 24-unit development on the vacant lands behind the New Dawn Centre (former Holy Angels High School).
I am disappointed to see continued harmful rhetoric regarding the Ally Centre of Cape Breton and their clientele amidst the discourse of the Rapid Housing Initiative funding conversation of the past few weeks.
“Shame on CMHC!” exclaimed Coun. Cyril MacDonald, referring to the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
The current Cape Breton Regional Municipality (CBRM) housing fiasco is not a new problem, but rather a sequel to last year’s tax-cut debacle.
“It’s deeply shocking, and I think it’s appalling,” said Alyce MacLean, housing development project manager with New Dawn Enterprises in Sydney.
Patti McDonald has a message for Cape Breton Regional Municipality council and other community leaders in the region: try living outside for a night and see how homelessness feels.
New Dawn and the Ally Centre have proposed a 24-unit safe, affordable, staffed supporting housing project for a diverse array of Ally Centre Clients – those most at risk of homelessness in the CBRM. Read more about the proposal here.
New Dawn and the Ally Centre were dismayed to learn today that CBRM Council is moving to return $5 million in funding for affordable housing to the federal government.
New Dawn and the Ally Centre were dismayed to learn today that CBRM Council is moving to return $5 million in funding for affordable housing to the federal government.
New Dawn has published its application to the CBRM RHI City Stream Request for Expressions of Interest. New Dawn is calling on the CBRM to hold a public Council meeting to discussion its decision to return $5 million in affordable housing funding the federal government.
Findings from what has been billed as the world’s largest trial of a four-day workweek suggest that paying workers the same wages for less work not only improves employees’ well-being, it might actually (surprise, surprise) benefit a company’s bottom line.
We’re making an unholy mess of this world. We don’t mean to, but we are. We’re good people. We work hard, we produce quality work we’re proud of and if we’re lucky, we make good money and live well.
We are excited to announce the first Fall Preview of exhibitions, programs, and events at Eltuek Arts Centre, one of Canada’s newest cultural hubs for creative work and the arts.
A new $15 million community centre is coming to Glace Bay, N.S., and officials say they hope it will help turn the tide on the poverty and drug use plaguing the community.
On Friday July 8th, 2022, CBICI made an excursion to Goat Island in Eskasoni. The group Included 12 international students from different countries, keen to learn the history and culture of Unama’ki.
The design team behind the Eltuek Arts Centre in Sydney, NS has been recognized with a Lieutenant Governor’s Award for Excellence in Architecture.
The Ally Centre of Cape Breton has launched Nova Scotia’s second overdose prevention site. Peer Six opened its doors on Monday at 75 Prince St. in downtown Sydney and is staffed with trained peers.
Shubhi is an international student attending Cape Breton University, in the Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Business Management program.
At New Dawn we’ve decided to take this moment to reflect on how we work and see if we can strike a better balance between our work, home, family, and personal lives.
This brief examines the history of income security in Canada, why basic income is the necessary next step in the erradication of poverty in Canada, and how we might get there.
In this episode of Annette Verschuren’s Bet On Me Podcast, a follow-up to her Bet On Me memoir, she talks with New Dawn President-CEO Erika Shea about her journey to Cape Breton and the work of New Dawn.
Across all the responses we showcased, we are struck by the importance placed on principles of equity, access and people-first communities. There is consensus that we cannot build strong and resilient communities if many of the people in them face barriers to satisfying basic needs.
Although an island blessed with extensive natural resources, a moderate climate, and a majestic landscape, Cape Breton has experienced a prolonged economic decline characterized by massive out-migration of young, well-educated adults.
We stand with the Ukrainian people who with unwavering resolve are fighting back against a tsunami of violence, imperialism, and deceit. We watch in real time as lives, communities, and landscapes are destroyed. For nothing. For greed, ego, and conquest.
The issue of affordable housing is one of several – climate change, poverty, population growth, mental health/addictions, unemployment, healthcare – that will challenge this and other municipalities in the coming years. These are the issues that define our health, wellbeing, safety, and quality of life.
Over 11 weeks in the Spring of 2020, A Better Bite Community Kitchen delivered 6,082 free Good Food Packs to seniors and families in need in the CBRM in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
DATE: Jan 31—Mar 25, 2022
LOCATION: Gallery 203
New Dawn Enterprises and Verschuren Centre collaboration supports emission reductions and energy cost savings for residents.
MacSween served a total of forty-one years with New Dawn Enterprises. He began his retirement in January.
New Dawn VP of Operations Sabrina Vatcher accepted the award at the Virtual Vital Awards on Sunday, December 13, hosted by NextGen Cape Breton-Unama’ki.
We stand with the Sipekne’katik First Nation and the Mi’kmaq asserting their Treaty Rights in Nova Scotia (unceded Mi’kma’ki) to pursue a moderate livelihood through a self-regulated fishery.
We stand with the Sipekne’katik First Nation and the Mi’kmaq asserting their Treaty Rights in Nova Scotia (unceded Mi’kma’ki) to pursue a moderate livelihood through a self-regulated fishery.
Study aims to understand which affordable housing models create the best social and economic impacts for affordable housing tenants.
We stand with the Black Lives Matter movement in Canada and the United States and support the call for fundamental systemic and individual change.
Although our doors may be closed, our staff continue to support, connect, advocate on behalf of, and otherwise meet the needs of newcomers to Cape Breton — virtually!
Island Employment and Nova Scotia Works host series of webinars dedicated to wellness, employment, and confidence.
Our team has been working to provide international students with up-to-date information during the COVID-19 pandemic.
To protect our clients, staff, and volunteers we have put in place several new safety procedures as we continue to…
It has become imperative for seniors and the immune-compromised to stay home as much as possible. We know that the…
Meals on Wheels is needed now perhaps more than ever. In the coming weeks and months, it will be critical…
On Cape Breton Island, there is no shortage of artistic talent. The Highland Arts Theatre provides a space for artists and community members to gather.
Visit us in our brand new expanded downtown location in the historic Crowell’s building at the corner of Prince and Charlotte Streets.
Kathleen coordinates the Meals On Wheels volunteer drivers for delivery routes twice a day 5 days a week, and schedules…
NextGen Vital Awards, in collaboration with the Cape Breton Partnership, celebrate the talents and successes of Cape Breton’s exceptional youth aged 16 to 40.
“I would like to thank the Cape Breton Island Centre for Immigration for organizing this festival and for promoting multiculturalism, diversity and inclusion.”
Free festival celebrates the diversity of the people who call our island home through a full day of performances, food, art, and more.
“The Meals on Wheels program depends on community volunteers to thrive,” says Kathleen Whelan, Program Coordinator for New Dawn Meals…
Growing up in the Ashby area, Emma is a second-year student in the Practical Nursing program at the Nova Scotia…
Session covered job market, where to look for work, networking, resume-building tips, job-search etiquette, and more.
Sumi, who has lived in Halifax, Nova Scotia, since she was eleven years old, is a fifth-year student in the…
CBICI offered “Emergency First-Aid” training session for 14 international students, conducted in partnership with St. John’s Ambulance.
The Honourable Ahmed Hussen met with staff of the Cape Breton Island Centre for Immigration at the New Dawn Centre for Social Innovation.
The Fair is hosted by New Dawn Meals on Wheels and is supported in part by United Way of Cape…
Although Nova Scotia has over thirty organizations offering Meals on Wheels programs, a coordinated provincial approach to providing seniors with nutritious meals delivered to their doors does not exist.
CBU international students attend lunch and meeting with Cape Breton Regional Municipality Mayor and Council members.
Survey looks at challenges, needs, and aspirations of international students and their intentions to stay on Cape Breton Island post-graduation.
Tenants of New Dawn rental properties will be saving on their power bills, thanks to heat pumps installed through Efficiency Nova Scotia.
The Cape Breton Island Centre for Immigration (CBICI) opened its doors on April 1, 2016. The Centre, funded by the Nova Scotia Office of Immigration, was a response to the results of the Rural-Urban Task Force led by Cape Breton University (CBU).
Immigration needs to be significantly increased — to a minimum of 1,000 people per year — if we are to be able to stabilize the population.
The AIP was launched in March by the federal government in response to the population challenges faced by Atlantic Provinces.
Supports the international student population at Cape Breton University in transitioning from students to working professionals.
Providing a safe and supportive place for young people to enhance their skills for learning, work, wellness and leadership.
“My placement with New Dawn taught me even though I have cerebral palsy I should not limit myself in any way while accomplishing my dream goals.”
“By creating a brand, a Cape Breton brand, of sustainably harvested top quality hardwood, we can raise the game a bit.”
While the New Year’s Eve was celebrated in China and around the world, some Cape Breton seniors were given a…
The card, designed by local artist Melissa Kearney is a limited edition print with only 250 produced. They are $5…
A pilot program in Cape Breton is trying to get more healthy food into the hands of seniors. Meals on…
It’s a concept that has been around for hundreds of years but now a Canadian senator is adding weight to the idea of Cape Breton independence.
The event, organized by Sustainability Project, is part of the latest “The Compassionate Society or Living as if We Give a Damn…” speaker series.
Innovacorp to run three-year “Momentum Initiative” out of New Dawn Centre for Social Innovation to support startup businesses in tech sector.
The Donation Fund is a pilot project created by the goCapeBreton.com team to encourage people to visit and engage with…
Pilot gives employers access to high-skilled workers and International graduates from Atlantic universities waiting for permanent residency.
35 SHIMI (Supported Housing for Individuals with Mental Illness) units have opened since 2007 and there is a need in the community for even more.
Demonstration site showcases effective stormwater management options that can be used by homeowners, business owners, cities, and towns.
New Dawn tenants will save money on their electricity bills while reducing our collective carbon footprint through efficiency upgrades.
New Dawn Holdings provides investors with the opportunity to support local, innovative, growth-oriented companies while earning competitive dividends.
Syrian refugee families attend open house held at the Cape Breton Island Centre for Immigration’s new location at the New Dawn Centre for Social Innovation.
The staff and clients of the New Dawn Meals On Wheels program are so grateful for the generosity of the…
The successful Undercurrent youth centre in Glace Bay is expanding its operations to Sydney with support from New Dawn.
Companies seeking an investment from the 2015-2016 CEDIF are encouraged to submit an application to New Dawn Holdings Limited by May 31, 2016.
Panel discussion on art, community & social change featuring Nelson MacDonald, Joella Foulds, Sheila Christie, Kate Krugg, Wesley Colford.
A growing local brewery, an advanced orthopedic diagnostics company and a live seafood logistics system are among the investments of the 2015 New Dawn Innovation Fund.
IDEAS: Powered by Passion. Keynote by Marty Donkervoort. Introductory presentations by Kim Shebib, Nicole Dixon and Julien Strasfeld. Musical performance by Victor Tomiczek.
“With my mom being ill, in need of constant care, and still living at home, this left a tremendous strain…
“I love volunteering with Meals on Wheels, I’m addicted to it really. I love all of the wonderful people you…
Nova Scotia communities looking to grow their economies needn’t look beyond Cape Breton to find a successful community-based investment fund.
“I love my Meals on Wheels, I would never survive without them. Before I got sick I was the best…
In just twenty business days, New Dawn Community Investment Ltd. has exceeded its campaign target of $1 million to raise $1.5 million for its 2012 CEDIF.
The New Dawn Innovation Fund allows both investors and businesses to further the vision of creating a self-reliant people in a vibrant community.
Every penny of the Community Economic Development Investment Fund (CEDIF) monies invested through New Dawn stays in Cape Breton.
The New Dawn Innovation Fund enables investors the opportunity to grow their money through the CEDIF structure while also growing the community in which they live and work.
New and innovative CEDIF provides investors with the opportunity to support local, export-driven, innovation-based companies in the fields of arts & culture, education and energy.
Youth for Change is part of Ideas Powered by Passion. It’s about innovation, courage, imagination, passion, action, change, possibility, fearlessness, thinking and dreaming outside the box.
IDEAS: Powered by Passion. Keynote by David Wheeler. Introductory presentation by Joanie Cunningham. Music by Angelo Spinazzola.
The program coordinator of New Dawn’s Meals On Wheels said New Dawn staff know the impact of the United Way…
“When we began this journey in 2004, we never imagined that in ten years we’d have raised nearly $10 million for investment in Cape Breton.”
“We’re on our way to beginning to try to figure out how to encourage and inspire people to create work for themselves, and wealth on behalf of this community.”
IDEAS: Powered by Passion. Keynote by Jodi McDavid. Introductory presentations by Derek Mombourquette. Music by Ian MacDougall.
IDEAS: Powered by Passion. Keynote by Yvette Rogers. Introductory presentations by Donovan Shirt. Music by William (Loppy) Herney.
Fiery and brilliant young people filled with potent ideas and ambitions. Change-makers, dreamers, and realists of all ages welcome for this spirited community dialogue!
IDEAS: Powered by Passion. Keynote by Nadine Lefort. Introductory presentations by Shelley Porter. Music by Deana Lloy.
New Dawn has partnered with the Shannon School of Business Speaker’s Series to bring the founder of the Slow Money movement Woody Tasch.
IDEAS: Powered by Passion. Keynote by Dr Monika Dutt. Introductory presentation by Nicole Dixon. Music by Johnathan MacInnis.
IDEAS: Powered by Passion. Keynote by Gavin Uhma. Introductory presentations by Sarah Kate MacKinnon and Nicole MacDougall. Music by Breagh Kinnon Potter.
IDEAS: Powered by Passion. Keynote by Shannon Ezzat. Introductory presentation by Joh Hugh Edwards. Music by Justin Vallis & Morgan Currie.
New Dawn has today announced its purchase of the former Holy Angels property in the Northend of Sydney. The sale, which includes the school, convent, Margeurite Bourgeoys house and 2.77 acres of land, was finalized yesterday.
IDEAS: Powered by Passion. Keynote by Coralie Murphy. Introductory presentation by Peggy Vassallo. Music by Alyce MacLean.
New Dawn is pleased to announce the establishment of the New Dawn Innovation Fund Limited, a vehicle for Community Economic Development Investment Funds (CEDIF) in Cape Breton.
IDEAS: Powered by Passion. Keynote by Rankin MacSween. Introductory presentation by Madonna Doucette. Music by Albert Lionais.
Follow-up to Dr Theresa MacNeil’s IDEAS: Powered by Passion talk. Interview by Donnie Calabrese, with Rankin MacSween.
IDEAS: Powered by Passion. Keynote by Dr Teresa MacNeil. Introductory presentation by Laura Schneider. Music by Jenny Tingley.
IDEAS: Powered by Passion YOUTH. Ashna Asim, Alex Sheppard, Maggie English, Cyrus Orkish, Bonnie MacLeod. Music by Cyrus Orkish.
IDEAS: Powered by Passion. Keynote by Eric Leviten-Reid. Introductory presentation by Evan Coole. Music by Alicia Penney.
IDEAS: Powered by Passion. Keynote by Kate Oland. Introductory presentation by Leah Noble. Music by Paul Cranford.
IDEAS: Powered by Passion. Keynote by Sister Margie Gillis. Introductory presentation by Victor Tomiczek. Music by Protest Songs.
IDEAS: Powered by Passion. Keynote by Dr Ron MacCormic. Introductory presentation by Lori Burke. Music by The Den Scholars, Take Note Drummers.
IDEAS: Powered by Passion. Keynote by Maria Coady. Introductory presentation by Cassandra Yonder. Music by The Beaton Sisters.
IDEAS: Powered by Passion. Keynote by Jim Foulds. Introductory presentation by Jenn Power. Music by Joyful Noise.
“Hear and Be Heard”: Port Ownership Community Meeting. Rankin MacSween: The Importance of Owning Community Assets.
“Hear and Be Heard”: Port Ownership Community Meeting. Doug Lionais: What is New Dawn’s Role?
“Hear and Be Heard”: Port Ownership Community Meeting at the Joan Harriss Cruise Pavilion, Sydney. Opening Remarks by Margie Gillis.
IDEAS: Powered by Passion. Keynote by Steve Lilley. Introductory presentation by Albert Lionais. Music by Carmel Mikol.
New Dawn’s Community Economic Development Investment Funds (or CEDIFs) are good for you and good for your community.
Cape Bretoners invest $100M in RRSPs every year — which creates wealth and jobs off-island. What if we invested some of that money locally?
John Eyking Sr., Dr Chris Milburn, Dr Julie Curwin, Dr Andrew Lynk, Kerry Lynk, Steve Lilley, Heather Sparling, Chris MacDonald.
New Dawn Holdings CEDIF (Community Economic Development Investment Fund). “For better returns, invest local” — starring Bette MacDonald and Maynard Morrison.
New Dawn Holdings CEDIF (Community Economic Development Investment Fund). “For better returns, invest local” — starring Bette MacDonald and Maynard Morrison.
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Eymu’ti’k Unama’ki, newte’jk l’uiknek te’sikl Mi’kmawe’l maqamikall mna’q iknmuetumittl. Ula maqamikew wiaqi-wikasik Wantaqo’tie’l aqq I’lamatultimkewe’l Ankukamkewe’l Mi’kmaq aqq Eleke’wuti kisa’matultisnik 1726ek.
We are in Unama’ki, one of the seven traditional and unceded ancestral territories of the people of Mi’kma’ki. This territory is covered by the Treaties of Peace and Friendship which the Mi’kmaq first signed with the British Crown in 1726.
Ketu’-keknuite’tmek aqq kepmite’tmek ula tela’matultimkip wjit maqamikew ta’n etekl mtmo’taqne’l. Ula tett, ula maqamikek, etl-lukutiek l’tunen aqq apoqntmnen apoqnmasimk aqq weliknamk Unama’ki.
We wish to recognize and honour this understanding of the lands on which we reside. It is from here, on these lands, that we work to create and support a culture of self-reliance and vibrancy.
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