According to a new RBC Insurance poll, employee wellbeing in Canada has declined across every metric over the past year. The research found that Canadians’ overall level of wellbeing rated […]
Thomson Reuters published the 2026 Future of Professionals Report, which reveals insights into the human side of AI. The report was developed based on a survey of more than 1800
The Charity Insights Canada Project (CICP) published a new briefing note, Underrecognized Human Capital: Canada’s Charitable Workforce, which examines the charitable sector as a major employer and workforce engine. Developed based on data
Canada’s charitable giving landscape continues to evolve, with fewer donors accounting for a growing share of donations and new giving methods becoming increasingly important. For nonprofit fundraisers, these shifts raise
This fall, The Good Growth Company is bringing together leaders from across the nonprofit, charitable, social impact, government and purpose-driven business sectors for the Together for Impact Summit. The full-day,
The Charity Insights Canada Project (CICP) published insights into service demand volatility & predictive planning in the Canadian charitable sector. According to the research, over the past 12 months, nearly half of participating charities
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;
