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Some B.C. non-profits avoiding talking to government due to ‘onerous’ lobbying laws

The province’s non-profit sector has long complained that reporting requirements under the Lobbyists Transparency Act disproportionately increase their administrative burden.

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Starving children hold empty pots in Gaza.
Canadian aid groups call for end to Gaza siege as mass starvation spreads

“The starvation of people in Gaza is intentional, it can end tomorrow if the Israeli authorities allow food in at scale.”

Protest has been critical to social reform. Toronto’s grassroots groups say new rules could hinder them

The City of Toronto conducted extensive public consultation about a new bylaw to prevent protests near “vulnerable social infrastructure.” Despite most residents and community organizations opposing the bylaw, it will come into effect in early July.

How non-profits and donors can prepare for the coming tariff turbulence

Non-profits often rely on consistent funding to serve vulnerable communities. When tariffs drive up prices, it can lead to higher demand for services just as resources become more limited.

Quebec asset manager makes unique investment, draws attention to benefits of community bonds

Perception isn’t reality. Experts share how community bonds offer sound returns.

Liberal leader Mark Carney, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre, NDP leader Jagmeet Singh. (Illustration by Elisha Dacey/Facebook)
Potential social sector impacts from Canadian election promises

Here’s a breakdown of how the three main parties’ promises could affect changemakers.

Ian MacIntyre of the Liberal Party, Gerry Gervais of the Green Party, Leah Gazan of the NDP and Cam Scott of the Communist Party take part in an election debate about accessibility at Winnipeg’s First Unitarian Universalist Church, while sitting behind a long table holding up green signs with the letter "Y" on them, on April 8, 2025
Few politicians are talking about Canada’s disability benefit: advocates want to change that

An estimated 73 per cent of people with an intellectual disability live below the poverty line.

New Rapid Response Network to strengthen non-profit contribution to federal policy

Imagine Canada’s Rapid Response Network will help organizations convene on issues that affect the whole sector, including tariffs and economic policy.

5 ways managers can navigate polarization at work

Learning to navigate polarization in the workplace will help maintain a positive and inclusive environment that supports collaboration and company culture.

Weaponization of anti-discrimination laws casts pall over start-ups, funders

The Fearless Foundation ends grant program for Black businesswomen after conservative lawsuit alleges racial discrimination.

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