New data: Simple HR practices strengthen non-profits
Why It Matters
For non-profits facing retention challenges and tight budgets, the new numbers show a practical way to strengthen organizations that don’t require new funding.
VIDEO: Living in reality: Non-profit leadership in an age of hard truths
Why It Matters
Non-profits are being asked to shoulder growing societal pressures without the modernized systems and resources required to meet them effectively
Q&A: What the U.S. decision to stop considering the health cost of air pollution means for Canada
Why It Matters
For decades, the Environmental Protection Agency has calculated the health benefits of reducing air pollution. President Donald Trump recently announced plans to stop it, opening the door to a series of rollbacks, including reduced tailpipe emissions standards for U.S. cars and new coal plants. A domino effect on Canadians is expected, according to experts.
Advocates like first steps for food insecurity and affordability, but say easier, more permanent solutions needed
Why It Matters
The federal plan offers meaningful short‑term relief for millions of Canadians struggling with rising food costs, but experts warn that without deeper structural reforms, the measures only ease symptoms rather than addressing the root causes of food insecurity.
Canada’s new Grocery Code of Conduct is here, but don’t expect any instant price drops
Why It Matters
The Grocery Code of Conduct introduces standardized rules intended to increase transparency, predictability, and fairness between retailers and suppliers across Canada. While it may strengthen competition and support smaller retailers, it does not regulate or reduce food prices, which continue to be driven largely by external supply‑side factors.