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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.
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
Could a national, public ‘CanGPT’ be Canada’s answer to ChatGPT?
CanGPT: Imagining a public-service AI for Canada’s digital future
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.
Should Canadian politicians be allowed to block their constituents on social media?
Canadian politicians face scrutiny over silencing critics on social media
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
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.”
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.
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
Could a national, public ‘CanGPT’ be Canada’s answer to ChatGPT?
CanGPT: Imagining a public-service AI for Canada’s digital future
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.
Should Canadian politicians be allowed to block their constituents on social media?
Canadian politicians face scrutiny over silencing critics on social media
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
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.”
