With a new wave of COVID-19 variants sweeping across the province, Ontario’s government needs to offer serious financial commitments to healthcare, economic participation, and community development.
The organizations that will thrive in 2021 are those led by people who are open to learning and growing from the twists and turns 2020 presented. These leaders’ social impact New Year’s resolutions will inspire you to do the same.
The last nine months have seen Canada’s social impact sector go into survival mode. But survival alone is not sustainable. Huge challenges await Canada in the post-pandemic world, and vision, courage, and resourcefulness are required to remain relevant after the virus is defeated.
COVID-19 is aggravating Canada’s affordable housing and homelessness crisis. According to a 2020 survey from the Canadian Alliance to End Homelessness, 1.6 million Canadians have experienced homelessness. The government is offering critical aid to affordable housing developers, but it may not be accessible to all.
