Earlier this year, the Calgary Foundation released its 2021 Vital Signs report, reflecting the feelings of 1,000 Calgarians who shared their unique perspectives and impressions of life over the past year. It struck us that this timely snapshot of life in Calgary touched on some important themes such as quality of life, racism, and how people are coping with the pandemic. Check out our infographic below that shows how Enough for All continues to align with some key issues identified by Calgarians.
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Vital Signs: Calgarians weigh in on what’s important to them
Study that gauges local impressions of quality of life in Calgary has clear alignment with Enough for All
10 December 2021
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