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Many are deliberately tuning out the news — protecting their mental health, managing eco-anxiety, and shielding themselves from vicarious trauma.

Measures announced include a permanent employee ownership tax incentive, a simpler application process for the Disability Tax Credit, and a reduction in Canada Pension Plan (CPP) contributions.

In a recent survey of 8,000 non-profits, CCNDR also found that equity-denied organizations face significant barriers in digital skills and training.

The new fund could reshape national investment priorities, and the social sector has a stake in how it’s defined

B.C. advocates urge the provincial government to prohibit pet bans in tenancy agreements.

Social progress occurs when the government recognizes checks and balances, she says.

Over the last ten years, Canada’s per capita footprint has declined, but so has Canadians’ life satisfaction.

The notwithstanding clause has been invoked by provinces looking to push ahead with their agendas on religious symbols, the rights of transgender youth, and to prevent strike action.

There are better ways to deal with this crisis than trying to put together public infrastructure from scratch.

Fostering belonging isn’t difficult, but it does take some understanding of how people’s brains work and how we are likely to interact with each other.

“We have so much, they have so little, yet that woman shared her care for humanity by giving her very best.”

Private landlords and non-profits provide affordable housing in the form of multi-tenant homes. While there is a lot of opacity around private providers, housing advocates say it’s imperative to support them in their transition to the City of Toronto’s new licensing framework, and thus maintain a stock of safe, secure multi-tenant housing.