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Stop glorifying resilience: Here’s how the word resilience shows up in the social sector, and why some leaders say it’s problematic

By Kylie Adair

McConnell Foundation announces capital transfers to 3 Indigenous organizations

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  • November 7, 2025

Budget 2025 to include more than $660 million for women, girls and LGBTQ+ groups

By Sharlene Gandhi
Failure to combat racism is detrimental to the non-profit sector as a whole and sidelines diverse leaders and ideas. (Canva/Supplied photo.)

OP-ED: Four ways to tackle social finance inequalities in racialized communities

By Adina Fudym

4 youth taking Canada Pension Plan to court

By Sharlene Gandhi

Tokyo to issue world’s first climate-resilience bond offering

By Diane Berard
In the face of economic uncertainty, the social finance sector can and should be made more resilient. (Canva/Supplied photo.)

Budget 2025: Five asks to supercharge Canada’s social finance sector

By Diane Berard
Volunteers sort donations at Harvest Manitoba, which distrubutes food to more than 380 community organizations including foodbanks, in Winnipeg on May 29, 2025. Photo: Shannon VanRaes

Food bank usage in Canada soars to all-time high

By Abigail Turner
The data shows that remote workers are happier, but they are also more likely to quit compared to their in-office counterparts. (Canva/Supplied)

The remote worker paradox: Why remote workers are thriving yet still thinking of quitting

By Abigail Turner
If we want digital systems to be fair, safe and trusted, we must give youth a seat at the table and treat their voices as essential, not optional.

How to ensure youth, parents, educators and tech companies are on the same page on AI

By The Conversation
In some ethnic groups, as many as half of immigrant women who have nursing training don’t have health care jobs, primarily due to regulatory red tape, according to Statistics Canada. (Canva/Supplied)

Recognizing immigrant women’s credentials key to easing Canada’s nursing shortage: Report

By Elisha Dacey
Image caption: There were 948 total submissions by companies, industry / professional associations, and non-profit and advocacy groups to the federal government during pre-budget consultations. (Canva/Supplied.)

Tax exemptions or direct funding? Grassroots data analysis finds differences in non-profit and industry budget submissions

By Sharlene Gandhi

Concordia makes largest Canadian university investment to date into a private impact fund

By Diane Berard
There are five solid, actionable things Canadian law and policymakers can do to help prevent the rise of extremism here in Canada. (Canva/Supplied)

Canada’s escalating hate crisis demands action. Here are five concrete ways lawmakers could help fix it

By The Conversation
Inside a dorm room at Poettcker Hall. (Canadian Mennonite University.)

Canadian Mennonite University to give first-year students free housing

By Abigail Turner
Sarah Beley, second from left, with the Working Gear Clothing Society team. (Facebook/Working Gear)

OP-ED: Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside rewards burnout, so how do we change this?

By Sarah Beley
Daily Bread Food Bank CEO Neil Hetherington speaks to media in October of 2024 at a food drive, where he said the group had seen a 25 per cent increase in client use at the time, and was spending nearly $30 million annually on food - up from $1.5 million pre-pandemic. (Daily Bread/Supplied)

Some Ontario non-profits at “high risk” of not existing within three years: ONN report

By Abigail Turner
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