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People’s Consultation on AI attracts 65 submissions to feds
How philanthropy can uplift affordable housing
A new affinity group hosted by Philanthropic Foundations of Canada (PFC) will bring together foundations with deep expertise in funding housing, as well as those that might be new to the space.
Setting the house on fire to save the building
NEET kids: The effort behind lowering Canada’s worrying youth unemployment levels
The jobless rate for people aged 15-24 climbed to 14.1 per cent in February.
The crisis of youth aging out of care is why Canada needs a children and youth commissioner
Canada’s child welfare system leaves care‑experienced youth behind — a national commissioner could finally change that
Black Canadians overrepresented in law courts: StatsCan
Do you love sleeping with your pet? Science reveals there’s a tricky trade‑off
Why sharing a bed with your pet feels good — even when it quietly disrupts your sleep
Captain Janeway would have attended the Changemaker Wellbeing Summit
B.C. community to receive tiny home village
Manitoba to remove provincial taxes from groceries
Premier Wab Kinew told media before the budget dropped Tuesday that Manitobans would no longer pay provincial taxes at the grocery store on prepared foods.
Build Canada Homes to finance deep affordability, transitional and supportive housing in New Brunswick
Saskatchewan social services sees budget boost; advocates unconvinced
Increased government spending in social services could improve services for residents in Saskatchewan.
The resources we need for the results that can’t wait
New AI tool aims to make federal politics easier to track
“CanadaGPT” is designed to simplify complex government activity by giving users a clear understanding of what’s happening in Ottawa.
LONG READ: Shared platforms strengthen grassroots, mutual aid work – yet funders know little about them
Funders are still often limiting grants to charities and qualified donees. What does that mean for community groups?