As generative AI makes it easier for students to bypass learning outcomes, poorly designed online courses risk losing credibility and educational value. This shift demands that educators rethink assessment strategies to ensure meaningful engagement and uphold academic standards.
On October 10, the Carney government announced the National School Food program will be permanent with $216 million in annual funding starting in 2029. Making this program permanent could be the first step into a systemic change by creating a national ecosystem of social caterers and food security non-profit.
Understanding what works and what doesn’t is crucial for using resources effectively. Exploring solutions like tiny homes helps ensure investments are made in areas that will make the most impact.
When non-profits can combine operations with values, it can have a meaningful impact that builds trust, inspires action, and sets an example for others to follow.
