Canadian Social Research Links has created a webpage of Anti-Poverty Strategies and Campaigns in Canada and Elsewhere. There are more then 250 links with a focus on Canadian poverty reduction strategies implemented or under consideration in Newfoundland and Labrador, Quebec, Nova Scotia and Ontario; you'll also find links to info about poverty reduction strategies in the United States, the United Nations, Europe, Ireland and the United Kingdom.

Nova Scotia Resources is a list of anti-poverty organizations and resources in Nova Scotia.

The Dalhousie Legal Aid Service in Halifax, Nova Scotia has created a Tenants' Rights Website. There is a Tenant Rights Guide to help tenants understand their legal rights on this site. There are also links to important documents that you'll need to fill out if you are involved with Residential Tenancies in Nova Scotia. And there are also links to other useful information and tenant organizations around Canada.

The fifth edition of the Single Mothers' Survival Guide is now online. The guide has information for single mothers in Nova Scotia on accessing social assistance, legal aid, child support, and other social services. It also has a guide on how to become politically active and some stories and interviews with single moms.

This Nova Scotia income assistance manual will be interesting not only to advocates in the province but those in other areas of the country can use it as a reference document.

Published by the Nova Scotia Public Interest Research Group (NSPIRG) has updated, and put online, Single Mothers Survival Guide (Fifth Edition) that recognizes the economic, social, and political hardships experienced by single mothers and offers specific and practical information on how to cope when living in poverty in the metro-Halifax area. Though some sections are specific to Nova Scotia, the guide has information for anyone.