American democracy is fragile after Trump. What about Canada’s?
Elements of Trumpism have made their way north over the last four years and Canadian social impact organizations may have a part to play in improving democratic trust.
Elements of Trumpism have made their way north over the last four years and Canadian social impact organizations may have a part to play in improving democratic trust.
Sector leaders and advocates say bigger concerns at the moment around working with refugees during the COVID-19 pandemic
The new administration could offer Canada a role model and competitor in reducing greenhouse gases, promoting renewable energy, and offering a just transition
Many of the U.S.’s major social issues are also present in Canada, and social impact organizations will need to tackle them
The pandemic saw “a shift in the understanding at the federal level of how important the sector really is,” Sen. Omidvar says, and a new Minister of Innovation could provide even more momentum
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The sector is encouraged by the party’s commitment to boosting social support, but thinks it could be better at engaging with Indigenous communities.
Erin O’Toole’s new platform promises strong action on domestic violence, environmental policy improvements, and a social enterprise support program
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