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Managing projects, communications & community engagement for affordable housing, renewable energy, & social enterprises. Change agent.

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Bruce Davis, President.

08/18/2026

Last week, our President Bruce Davis toured the soon-to-be supportive housing at Wardlaw Crescent in North Etobicoke, which will include 51 studio units for seniors, youth and newcomers with wrap-around services.

Public Progress has been a proud partner on this project since 2023!

07/09/2026

For nearly three years, Public Progress has been supporting this supportive housing development in North Etobicoke. Construction is looking good - shout out to operator YWS and their partners Midaynta Community Services and Delta Family Resource Centre!

06/24/2026

Family homelessness is everywhere. The families themselves are often invisible.

Check out our latest blog post at https://publicprogress.ca/f/kingstons-hidden-homeless-families

04/29/2026

We had a full house at our screening of Thinking Beyond the Market - thanks to everyone who attended, to our panelists, moderator Diana Chan McNally and filmmaker Brian Doucet - and an incredibly special thank you to Holy Trinity TO for hosting us in your amazing space!

04/26/2026

Join us tomorrow morning for a free screening of Thinking Beyond the Market: A Film About Deeply Affordable Housing. RSVP at linktr.ee/publicprogress

04/23/2026

Joining our panel discussion is Winnie Peters, ED of Tipi Moza Iron Homes

Don’t miss your last chance to register for FREE at linktr.ee/publicprogress!

04/22/2026

Join us for a FREE film screening and panel discussion on affordable housing 🏡 featuring Public Progress Senior Consultant Eric Cohen on Monday, April 27!

More info and register at linktr.ee/publicprogress

04/21/2026

Join us next Monday, April 27, for a free screening of Thinking Beyond the Market: A Film About Genuinely Affordable Housing, in the historic Church of the Holy Trinity in downtown Toronto for a screening followed by a panel discussion. Scan the QR code to register or visit linktr.ee/publicprogress!

04/20/2026

Meet the Moderator for our April 27 film screening and panel: Diana Chan McNally!

Diana Chan McNally (Dipl. CW BFA MA MEd) is a community and crisis worker in Toronto’s downtown east side. As someone with lived experience of social services and of being unhoused, Diana’s work focuses on human rights and equity issues for people who are experiencing homelessness by advocating at the political level, while still maintaining an active frontline praxis. Diana is also a Fellow with the Maytree Foundation, and has served on the steering committees and boards of Justice for Children and Youth and Health Providers Against Poverty.

To RSVP on April 27, visit linktr.ee/PublicProgress

04/16/2026

Congratulations Tipi Moza and the City of Kingston on a new, eight-bed housing project!

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