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Non-profit coalition joins Supreme Court intervener list challenging Doug Ford’s Ontario Place destruction plan

The case, which will begin hearings in October, has attracted national interveners as the fight over redevelopment escalates.

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Redesigned Canada Housing Benefit could reduce homelessness by more than half: Report

End Homeless Canada’s new report shows if Canada’s Housing Benefit is redesigned, it could dramatically reduce homelessness in the country.

‘Foolish’ Rideau Hall Fundraiser for 24 Sussex brings in $100K over first weekend

Democracy advocates warn fundraiser launched without safeguards

Pro-Israel media ‘watchdog’ fighting CRA’s attempt to revoke its charity status

Auditors allege HR Canada Charitable Organization acted as a ‘conduit’ for HonestReporting Canada, carried out no charity work

Fundraising for Prime Minister’s residence renos called unusual, a ‘misstep’: Charitable advocates

Prime Minister Mark Carney announces competition, fundraising effort for 24 Sussex Drive

Canada improved its ‘poverty grade’, but Manitoba advocates say grading system needs improvement

Food Banks Canada released its annual poverty report card, where Canada received a slight boost in its grade. However, some advocates say the rating system has significant flaws.

How advocacy from the food bank sector led to the Canada Groceries and Essentials Benefit

While many in the sector have long campaigned for additional social assistance to address the rising cost of living, there is more to be done, they say. Now, they’re targeting a reform of Employment Insurance.

What is infrastructure? It goes beyond walls and pavement: Social sector

Perhaps it's time to seriously consider redefining what infrastructure is.

Model keeps Canada’s social sector from advocating for themselves, Canadians: experts

A scattered funding model and a lack of accountability in government mean the social good sector’s advocacy efforts are scattered - when they exist at all.

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.

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