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Conspiracy theories: do 300,000 Kiwis really believe Canada is building an army of mutant super‑raccoons?
Survey trolls are skewing our sense of how many people actually believe conspiracy theories — and the “Lizardman constant” explains why.
Alberta voter list breach: Non-profit workers navigating own privacy concerns while simultaneously helping vulnerable
The data breach compromised the personal safety of non-profit workers who already operate in high‑risk, high‑stress environments.
What housing advocates said to a parliamentary committee about Build Canada Homes
Bill C-20, the Build Canada Homes Act, went through a study with a Standing Committee between March and May 2026. Several witnesses advocated for the new Crown corporation to prioritize the development and preservation of non-market housing, and predictable financing that is accessible to non-profits as well.
Foundation behind former largest Canadian gift in history to end partnerships, transition to ‘personal philanthropy’
The McCall MacBain Foundation funds scholarships for students of McGill University, as well as those in the founders’ hometowns of Niagara Falls and Huron County in Ontario.
Once upon a time…
… in a board room far, far away
A race to regulate: Canada falls behind as the EU sets AI legislation
After Canada’s failed attempt to pass artificial intelligence legislation, other jurisdictions like the European Union have pushed forward with comprehensive rules. Experts say Ottawa could take lessons from their model.
Forget a second life – this Montreal boutique is giving used clothing a third life
Montreal’s new La Fibre Atelier tests whether “third‑hand” fashion can cut waste without fuelling more consumption
How non-profits advocated for the sector in a special review of B.C.’s lobbying act
Several national and provincial non-profits appeared before the Special Committee to share their experiences of complying with the Lobbyists Transparency Act, with some of the sector’s recommendations reflected in the Committee’s final report.
$10 billion a year wasted because of Canada’s sorry electronic health records: Study
Canada’s fragmented electronic health records harm patients and cost taxpayers billions: New research
Partnered Partnered content The dirt on cleaner farms: Regenerative agriculture reshaping Canada’s farming future
Farmers see higher profits and healthier soil when moving to regenerative practices, but face financial and policy barriers to making the transition.
How do we get people to care about climate change? Push hard, push fast, and don’t stop
Many are deliberately tuning out the news — protecting their mental health, managing eco-anxiety, and shielding themselves from vicarious trauma.
Explainer: What the social sector should know about Carney’s Spring Economic Update
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.
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