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Elisha Dacey

Elisha Dacey is the Managing Editor for Future of Good and a seasoned journalist with more than two decades of experience in the field. She has worked in various newsrooms across Canada, ranging from small-town papers to major outlets like CBC and Global News. Notably, she launched Metro Winnipeg, the city’s only free daily newspaper, which quickly became the second most-read paper in Winnipeg.

When Elisha isn’t writing, she’s fronting her classic rock cover band, reading a good sci-fi book or snuggling on her hammock with her dog. 

Elisha's Latest Articles

Canadian workers face high physical and emotional demands: new StatsCan survey

The survey found widespread physical strain, emotional pressure, and unpaid work across Canadian workplaces, with sharp disparities by industry and occupation.

Your grandmother’s stubbornness: Why Canadian society works
Five more stories from the non-profit sector hidden behind our (former) paywall in 2025

There may have been stories you missed when we had our paywall up. So we’ve got a nice little list to help you catch up

Five stories from the non-profit sector hidden behind our (former) paywall in 2025

There may have been stories you missed when we had our paywall up. So we’ve got a nice little list to help you catch up.

10 socially conscious Canadian gift ideas for a brighter Black Friday
World-first project to help rebuild Indigenous legal systems in Canada

University of Victoria launches Indigenous-led initiative with Secwépemc Nation to restore and apply traditional legal orders.

Federal Budget 2025: Changemakers split over focus on infrastructure vs. social programs

Tuesday’s federal budget preserved daycare and dental, but left things like rising food insecurity unaddressed

How to sleep on a paywall
UPDATED – Federal Budget 2025: Social spending flatline and massive infrastructure money

Budget 2025 calls for $141 billion in new spending, focused mostly on infrastructure, safety and military spending.

Recognizing immigrant women’s credentials key to easing Canada’s nursing shortage: Report

New Statistics Canada data show that half of immigrant women from some ethnic groups with credentialed nursing training are not working as nurses

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