AI could help strengthen mental health support, but only if it’s used properly: Experts
Any mental health care overseen by AI needs strong moral and ethical guardrails to prevent tragic outcomes.
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Penticton, B.C. eyed as the latest city to construct a tiny home village
The B.C. government is proposing the construction of small, temporary shelters in Penticton to provide stability to people experiencing homelessness.
First fully-electric buggy to roll into the Arctic tundra
Polar Bears International will become the first non-profit to use an EV buggy in the Arctic tundra.
Food bank usage in Canada soars to all-time high
More than 2.2 million people turned to food banks in Canada in March alone, the highest recorded number ever, according to Food Bank Canada’s 2025 Hunger Count.
The remote worker paradox: Why remote workers are thriving yet still thinking of quitting
According to new data from Future of Good, remote non-profit workers are more likely to consider quitting than those in the office, even though they report their wellbeing as much stronger.
Canadian Mennonite University to give first-year students free housing
A first-of-its-kind initiative at the university in Winnipeg will eliminate housing costs for first-year students.
Some Ontario non-profits at “high risk” of not existing within three years: ONN report
Many organizations say they are at a tipping point, with their ability to survive increasingly at risk, according to the Ontario Nonprofit Network’s annual state of the sector report
New report exposes the mental health toll on women during life transitions
New Report developed by Mental Health Research Canada and GreenShield reveals that women in Canada continue to face gendered mental health disparities.
