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4 reasons why social housing is a good investment, and 7 smart tips to stretch those investments further
The financial return of social and community housing investments is 37 per cent, according to a Quebec study; it can be even higher.
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Our totally scientific and unbiased recommendations for reading this summer.
How GreenShield is helping expand culturally safe Indigenous mental health services
GreenShield’s partnership with Noojimo expands access for First Nations, Inuit and Metis communities.
Black Gold: Salish Soils ensures your kitchen compost returns to the land
Indigenous-led company reclaims land with profitable company
UPDATED: 4 non-profits to share $13 million in Google funding for AI skills
Announced on Wednesday, Google’s AI Opportunity Fund will aim to reach underserved communities across Canada.
Afraid to hire a person with disabilities? New stats say employment gap in Canada is widening
Statistics Canada says the unemployment rate for people with disabilities rose to nearly half last year. The solution begins with employers.
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.
A conversation with RBC’s Chief Economist: How the geopolitical landscape is impacting non-profits
Canada’s economy is volatile. Recently, non-profits joined RBC’s chief economist, Frances Donald, for a conversation about how today’s economy is shaping their work and the communities they serve.
Why are one-third of non-profit workers food insecure?
As inflation rises and wages stay stagnant, more non-profit workers are turning to the very organizations they serve to help make ends meet.
4 reasons why social housing is a good investment, and 7 smart tips to stretch those investments further
The financial return of social and community housing investments is 37 per cent, according to a Quebec study; it can be even higher.
From planet-saving to pulp: Our summer reading list for 2025
Our totally scientific and unbiased recommendations for reading this summer.
How GreenShield is helping expand culturally safe Indigenous mental health services
GreenShield’s partnership with Noojimo expands access for First Nations, Inuit and Metis communities.
Black Gold: Salish Soils ensures your kitchen compost returns to the land
Indigenous-led company reclaims land with profitable company
UPDATED: 4 non-profits to share $13 million in Google funding for AI skills
Announced on Wednesday, Google’s AI Opportunity Fund will aim to reach underserved communities across Canada.
Afraid to hire a person with disabilities? New stats say employment gap in Canada is widening
Statistics Canada says the unemployment rate for people with disabilities rose to nearly half last year. The solution begins with employers.
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.
A conversation with RBC’s Chief Economist: How the geopolitical landscape is impacting non-profits
Canada’s economy is volatile. Recently, non-profits joined RBC’s chief economist, Frances Donald, for a conversation about how today’s economy is shaping their work and the communities they serve.
Why are one-third of non-profit workers food insecure?
As inflation rises and wages stay stagnant, more non-profit workers are turning to the very organizations they serve to help make ends meet.
