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Academics’ warning of American-style ‘anti-EDI’ shift leads feds to backtrack from sensitive info ask
The Standing Committee on Science and Research had agreed on a motion to release “demographic data of [research] applicants and collaborators, including applicants’ responses to the equity, diversity and inclusion questionnaire.”
OP-ED: Why Canadians need two dramatic educational shifts to honour reconciliation
The relationship between schooling and the cultivation of citizens is well-documented. If we are committed to truth and reconciliation, we must recognize education’s ambivalent role.
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
Canada’s escalating hate crisis demands action. Here are five concrete ways lawmakers could help fix it
While the United States grapples with extremist activity, there is a spillover effect in Canada.
How alternative teaching models can foster inclusive classrooms
Disabled children too often face exclusion; there are ways to ensure their participation with their same-age peers in the classroom
Canadian aid orgs prepare as UN outlines 60-day plan for help in Gaza
A ceasefire was called between Israel and Hamas earlier this week, including provisions to open the border to aid organizations
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.
Federal review confirms over-representation of Muslim charities in CRA anti-terrorism audits
After several non-profits and civil liberties groups suggested that the CRA’s Review and Analysis Division (RAD) may be unfairly auditing Muslim charities, the National Security and Intelligence Review Agency initiated a review in March 2023.
Cooking up opportunity: Co-ops, worker-led business models helping newcomers thrive
Flavours of Hope and Culture Links Co-op are reshaping newcomer experiences through food, translation, and worker-owned models
Academics’ warning of American-style ‘anti-EDI’ shift leads feds to backtrack from sensitive info ask
The Standing Committee on Science and Research had agreed on a motion to release “demographic data of [research] applicants and collaborators, including applicants’ responses to the equity, diversity and inclusion questionnaire.”
OP-ED: Why Canadians need two dramatic educational shifts to honour reconciliation
The relationship between schooling and the cultivation of citizens is well-documented. If we are committed to truth and reconciliation, we must recognize education’s ambivalent role.
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
Canada’s escalating hate crisis demands action. Here are five concrete ways lawmakers could help fix it
While the United States grapples with extremist activity, there is a spillover effect in Canada.
How alternative teaching models can foster inclusive classrooms
Disabled children too often face exclusion; there are ways to ensure their participation with their same-age peers in the classroom
Canadian aid orgs prepare as UN outlines 60-day plan for help in Gaza
A ceasefire was called between Israel and Hamas earlier this week, including provisions to open the border to aid organizations
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.
Federal review confirms over-representation of Muslim charities in CRA anti-terrorism audits
After several non-profits and civil liberties groups suggested that the CRA’s Review and Analysis Division (RAD) may be unfairly auditing Muslim charities, the National Security and Intelligence Review Agency initiated a review in March 2023.
Cooking up opportunity: Co-ops, worker-led business models helping newcomers thrive
Flavours of Hope and Culture Links Co-op are reshaping newcomer experiences through food, translation, and worker-owned models
