Feds propose stricter reporting rules for non-profits with revenues above $100K
Changes to the Income Tax Act could require thousands of non-profits to file annual information returns.
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UPDATE: Canada‑linked aid agencies petition Israeli court to stop March 1 Gaza shutdown
As part of a new registration requirement with the Israeli authorities, humanitarian aid organizations were required to provide personal information of Palestinian and international aid staff working in the Occupied Palestinian Territories. Several aid organizations around the world refused to do so, and are now being told to cease operations by Israeli authorities.
7 short documentaries about Canadians making change you should watch
Citizen Minutes looking for Canadian changemakers for fourth season docs
B.C. $10-a-day daycare expansion on pause; advocates relieved there are no cuts
B.C.’s 2026 budget freezes the current funding to the province’s daycare program, meaning there will be no expansion of spaces.
What a recent Supreme Court hearing could mean for housing, immigration and employment tribunals across Canada
Democracy Watch v. Attorney General of Canada is a case described as having “sweeping” ramifications for how decisions are made at tribunals and by specific boards. Among the interveners in this case were an environmental law charity, a refugee protection coalition, and a civil rights group.
VIDEO: Living in reality: Non-profit leadership in an age of hard truths
A sector-wide look at how non-profit leaders can navigate rising instability, confront structural constraints, and assert their role in shaping Canada’s future.
Q&A: What the U.S. decision to stop considering the health cost of air pollution means for Canada
A discussion with Dave Sawyer of the Canadian Climate Institute to understand the health implications for Canadians
Advocates like first steps for food insecurity and affordability, but say easier, more permanent solutions needed
From GST rebates to food bank funding, the federal government announced new measures to tackle food insecurity Monday.
Canada’s new Grocery Code of Conduct is here, but don’t expect any instant price drops
New national code reshapes retailer–supplier relationships but leaves food prices unchanged
Canada’s North is warming from the ground up, and our infrastructure isn’t ready
Permafrost thaw is destabilizing Northern Canada’s foundations — and adaptation can’t wait.
UPDATE: Canada‑linked aid agencies petition Israeli court to stop March 1 Gaza shutdown
As part of a new registration requirement with the Israeli authorities, humanitarian aid organizations were required to provide personal information of Palestinian and international aid staff working in the Occupied Palestinian Territories. Several aid organizations around the world refused to do so, and are now being told to cease operations by Israeli authorities.
7 short documentaries about Canadians making change you should watch
Citizen Minutes looking for Canadian changemakers for fourth season docs
B.C. $10-a-day daycare expansion on pause; advocates relieved there are no cuts
B.C.’s 2026 budget freezes the current funding to the province’s daycare program, meaning there will be no expansion of spaces.
What a recent Supreme Court hearing could mean for housing, immigration and employment tribunals across Canada
Democracy Watch v. Attorney General of Canada is a case described as having “sweeping” ramifications for how decisions are made at tribunals and by specific boards. Among the interveners in this case were an environmental law charity, a refugee protection coalition, and a civil rights group.
VIDEO: Living in reality: Non-profit leadership in an age of hard truths
A sector-wide look at how non-profit leaders can navigate rising instability, confront structural constraints, and assert their role in shaping Canada’s future.
Q&A: What the U.S. decision to stop considering the health cost of air pollution means for Canada
A discussion with Dave Sawyer of the Canadian Climate Institute to understand the health implications for Canadians
Advocates like first steps for food insecurity and affordability, but say easier, more permanent solutions needed
From GST rebates to food bank funding, the federal government announced new measures to tackle food insecurity Monday.
Canada’s new Grocery Code of Conduct is here, but don’t expect any instant price drops
New national code reshapes retailer–supplier relationships but leaves food prices unchanged
Canada’s North is warming from the ground up, and our infrastructure isn’t ready
Permafrost thaw is destabilizing Northern Canada’s foundations — and adaptation can’t wait.
