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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

First fully-electric buggy to roll into the Arctic tundra

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Amanda Sussman and Kathleen McGiIl at a Braver Angels convention. (Supplied photo.)

Hot Docs: Can political opposites be good friends? This documentary votes yes

By Abigail Turner

30 Canadian schools to share $235M for reconciliation efforts

By Abigail Turner
The Take a Hike Foundation partnered with school districts in British Columbia to introduce young people to land-based learning, as well as providing counselling and mental health support (Image: Take a Hike / Supplied)

It’s the data that did it: How one youth mental health charity increased its revenue 1,000% and quadrupled its growth

By Sharlene Gandhi
The HI prosthetics centre, Der-El-Balah, in Gaza. (HI Canada/Supplied photo.)

Global Affairs Canada commits $2 million in funding for prosthetics in Gaza

By Abigail Turner
A year after the war in Gaza began, conservative estimates say that more children have been killed as a result of the conflict than in any recent human war. (Save The Children/Facebook.)

Canadian non-profits demand action from international community as Israeli invasion of Gaza City begins

By Future of Good
The federal government will table the first budget in October under Mark Carney’s leadership. Thus far, Carney’s government has proposed various cost-saving measures that could see significant cuts in public spending and public sector jobs (Mark Carney / Facebook)

Affordable housing, robust benefits, transparency and more: 7 things the social sector wants from Budget 2025

By Sharlene Gandhi

Four foundations launch pooled fund to support independent Canadian journalism

By Sharlene Gandhi
A row of historic building being used as social housing in downtown Vancouver.

A supportive housing failure in Vancouver is spurring innovative changes to Granville Street. Other cities are getting creative, too

By Abigail Turner
On July 16, I played “Le Responsable” during a game night organized by the group “Les 5@7 de la finance durable”, an informal group sharing an interest in sustainable finance. (Supplied photo)

How I experimented with games to change the world

By Diane Berard
A protest takes place in downtown Montreal, denouncing Canada’s role in the ongoing genocide in Palestine (Oxfam Quebec / Facebook)

Canadian aid groups denounce airdrops as “costly, dangerous and ineffective”

By Sharlene Gandhi
Centre for Innovation sells its Annex neighbourhood building, originally purchased in 2010. (Submitted)

Toronto’s Centre for Social Innovation sells Annex coworking space, one office remains

By Abigail Turner

Aid groups raise alarm about Israel’s new INGO registration requirements

By Sharlene Gandhi
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Affordable, clean and safe housing is only one aspect of keeping vulnerable people off the streets. Readily-available and easy-to-access supports are also essential. (Canva/Supplied.)

How to ensure vulnerable women are housed? Wraparound support is the key

By Abigail Turner
Image Caption: A new housing co-operative in Vancouver’s Gastown neighbourhood, run by Atira Women’s Resource Society – another organization that incurred a hefty fine for non-compliance under the LTA (Photo: Jennifer Gauthier)

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

By Sharlene Gandhi
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