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The Honourable Patty Hajdu, Minister of Jobs and Families, has announced the appointment of ten new members to the National Advisory Committee for Canada’s Volunteer Awards. The committee brings together

Cost-of-living pressures are the leading source of financial stress for workers in Canada, according to the latest TELUS Mental Health Index, with financial anxiety also having a measurable impact on

Many Canadian charities say they need more volunteers, but limited staff capacity and recruitment challenges are making it difficult to fill those roles, according to a new survey from the

Applications for Community Opportunity Fund funding are now open, with up to $900,000 available for projects supporting employment opportunities for Quebec’s English-speaking communities. The Community Opportunity Fund, led by YES

A Playbook of Best Practices: Support Trans Employees, published by The Diversity Institute, serves as a practical toolkit to support trans inclusion in organizations in Canada. The playbook compiles over 100 best

The Community Grants funding stream at the Guelph Community Foundation provides dollars to registered charities and incorporated nonprofits operating community based programs in Guelph or Wellington County. To best provide for those serving our

iDREAM (Inclusivity, Diversity, Racial Equity Award in Media) has extended its 2026 Awards application deadline to Sunday, October 11th. iDREAM donates $5M in media advertising space annually across five categories:

A new report from Leger, commissioned by Dialogue Health Technologies Inc. (“Dialogue”), reveals that Canadian employees feel their overall well-being continues to decline. Dialogue’s annual State of Workplace Well-Being report, developed in

The Ontario government is investing $7 million through the Indian Residential School Community Engagement Fund (IRSCEF) to support community-led healing, commemoration and initiatives that honour missing children, Survivors, families and communities affected