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UPDATED – Federal Budget 2025: Social spending flatline and massive infrastructure money
Budget 2025 calls for $141 billion in new spending, focused mostly on infrastructure, safety and military spending.
More non-profits and organizations must register as lobbyists under stricter federal rules
In the summer, the Commissioner of Lobbying, Nancy Bélanger, announced that her Office will expect registration from any business or organization that lobbies for eight or more hours in any rolling four-week period.
OP-ED: Four ways to tackle social finance inequalities in racialized communities
It’s challenging to escape historical racial inequalities, but there are ways to do it fairly and equitably.
Budget 2025: Five asks to supercharge Canada’s social finance sector
Canada’s urgent need to build its resilience may be an opportunity for the social finance sector to step up.
Tax exemptions or direct funding? Grassroots data analysis finds differences in non-profit and industry budget submissions
According to preliminary analysis, non-profits are more likely to ask for direct funding from the federal government, while industry associations ask most for policy changes and considerations.
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.
“A milestone for survivors”: Canadian law language changed from child porn to child sexual abuse and exploitation material
A small change in words can bring a big change for victims and how a community perceives an organization
Affordable housing, robust benefits, transparency and more: 7 things the social sector wants from Budget 2025
Organizations have called upon the government to address urgent income security needs and strengthen the capacity of the non-profit sector to deliver critical services.
A supportive housing failure in Vancouver is spurring innovative changes to Granville Street. Other cities are getting creative, too
Amidst the housing crisis, Vancouver isn’t the only city or program trying different ideas. Here are some solutions from across Canada.
UPDATED – Federal Budget 2025: Social spending flatline and massive infrastructure money
Budget 2025 calls for $141 billion in new spending, focused mostly on infrastructure, safety and military spending.
More non-profits and organizations must register as lobbyists under stricter federal rules
In the summer, the Commissioner of Lobbying, Nancy Bélanger, announced that her Office will expect registration from any business or organization that lobbies for eight or more hours in any rolling four-week period.
OP-ED: Four ways to tackle social finance inequalities in racialized communities
It’s challenging to escape historical racial inequalities, but there are ways to do it fairly and equitably.
Budget 2025: Five asks to supercharge Canada’s social finance sector
Canada’s urgent need to build its resilience may be an opportunity for the social finance sector to step up.
Tax exemptions or direct funding? Grassroots data analysis finds differences in non-profit and industry budget submissions
According to preliminary analysis, non-profits are more likely to ask for direct funding from the federal government, while industry associations ask most for policy changes and considerations.
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.
“A milestone for survivors”: Canadian law language changed from child porn to child sexual abuse and exploitation material
A small change in words can bring a big change for victims and how a community perceives an organization
Affordable housing, robust benefits, transparency and more: 7 things the social sector wants from Budget 2025
Organizations have called upon the government to address urgent income security needs and strengthen the capacity of the non-profit sector to deliver critical services.
A supportive housing failure in Vancouver is spurring innovative changes to Granville Street. Other cities are getting creative, too
Amidst the housing crisis, Vancouver isn’t the only city or program trying different ideas. Here are some solutions from across Canada.
