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Abigail Turner

Abigail Turner is an award-nominated journalist who began her career in broadcast journalism. She worked primarily as a video journalist in Winnipeg before moving to Vancouver. Turner has taken on various roles in her career, including anchor and producer, while working in major outlets, including Global News and CTV News.

Abigail's Latest Articles

Amid economic uncertainty, 22 per cent of Canada’s social enterprises report growth

New data from Buy Social Canada highlights the country’s growing and innovative social enterprise sector.

Financial anxiety deepens as Canadians report shrinking savings buffer: United Way
Simon Fraser University receives largest-ever donation to a medical school
Canada’s largest trauma centre launches massive $1 billion fundraising campaign

As demand grows, Sunnybrook Hospital Foundation says they want to ensure the hospital can meet it.

Transformed Vancouver church reopens its doors as massive housing and support services centre

First United transformed its former church site in response to changing community needs, to prioritize essential support services over traditional religious activities in the neighbourhood.

Check your charity’s links: CRA makes change to listings page
Amnesty International Canada joins Saskatchewan transgender rights case before the Supreme Court

Bill 137 requires students under 16 to have parental consent before educators can use their gender-affirming names and pronouns in classrooms.

Advocates call for domestic violence supports in Canada’s upcoming men’s health strategy

211 is urging the federal government to include intimate partner violence supports in its upcoming Men and Boys’ Health Strategy.

Non-profits are increasingly being targeted for cybercrime. Here’s how your organization can help protect itself

Being cybersecure doesn’t have to be daunting or expensive. A panel of experts discuss ways the non-profit and charitable sector can help protect itself in a constantly changing AI landscape.

A race to regulate: Canada falls behind as the EU sets AI legislation

After Canada’s failed attempt to pass artificial intelligence legislation, other jurisdictions like the European Union have pushed forward with comprehensive rules. Experts say Ottawa could take lessons from their model.

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