Canadian registered charities and qualified donees are invited to apply for a TELUS Canadian Community Board grant through the TELUS Friendly Future Foundation. The Canadian Community Boards are a collaborative and unique funding model […]
Researchers from Toronto Metropolitan University invite nonprofit professionals to participate in the following questionnaire: Evaluating the Effectiveness of Training for Non-Profit Service Providers. By definition, nonprofit service providers are workers
The Indigenous Peoples in the Workplace: Examining Employment, Discrimination, Training and Artificial Intelligence Use Report builds on previous Diversity Institute research by using data from Wave 8 of the Survey
The Charity Insights Canada Project (CICP) published insights into public policy engagement in the Canadian charitable sector. According to the research, 52% of participating charities indicated that they engage in advocacy activities;
The Charities Directorate is modernizing services for the charitable sector. According to the CRA, this initiative includes leveraging advancements in technology and digitization, and represents an important step that complements
Buy Social Canada has released the first nationwide snapshot of Canada’s social enterprise sector in ten years. The 2026 Canadian Social Enterprise Sector Survey report, titled “Built for Impact, Ready
RainbowVI launched a free 5-week online bootcamp where youth ages 15–18 learn to build short, powerful mini-courses and get to help shape real research on youth wellness with researchers at
The Charity Insights Canada Project (CICP) published insights into succession planning in the Canadian charitable sector. According to the research, 38% of participating charities do not have a formal succession plan, whereas
United Way Centraide Canada published the Financial Anxiety Index in Canada report, which found that financial anxiety is surging across Canada with a six-month spike, as more people are struggling
Library and Archives Canada will provide financial aid to Indigenous peoples (First Nations, Inuit and Métis Nation), persons with disabilities and members of visible minorities through the Price McIntosh Bursary to encourage them
