Canada's hardest working philanthropy dogs
Why It Matters
The bond between animals and humans shows the paws-itive connection and impact they can have on a person’s wellbeing.
B.C.'s kinship caregivers highlight financial disparity between themselves, foster parents
Why It Matters
Understanding the disparities between foster and kinship care can help advocate for more equitable resources and financial support to ensure children have the tools needed to thrive.
SOCAP recap: Civic infrastructure bonds, or how to make money by building community parks
Why It Matters
The capital market generally doesn't finance public green spaces. Instead, most nature investing originates from philanthropy or government. Mobilizing private capital toward nature financing is critical to keeping our urban areas greener, but investors want guaranteed market returns.
Expenses continue to outpace income for most Canadian households: report
Why It Matters
Canadians are less financially resilient to increased living costs, but access to economic mobility could reverse current trends
Canadian workers might not all be happy, but they’re happy to talk about it
Why It Matters
Prioritizing mental health creates healthier employees and stronger businesses.
Data drives preventative care at queer and trans health clinic
Why It Matters
With a larger number of non-profits collecting, stewarding and analyzing information about marginalized communities, it’s critical they do it well, while upholding the privacy and dignity of vulnerable people.