Author name: Marina Dawson

The Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety (CCOHS) invites youth aged 13 to 19 across Canada to share their perspective about what working safely means to them. Contestants of […]

Research suggests the Canadian philanthropic sector has failed to support the urgent and specific needs of Black communities in Canada, according to Unfunded: Black Communities Overlooked by Canadian Philanthropy, a new report released

Despite unemployment skyrocketing in the first three months of the pandemic, social policy temporarily helped mitigate a higher rate of demand at food banks that might have otherwise occurred. A

 Tropicana Community Services Organization (Tropicana) is encouraging Black-led not-for-profit organizations from all regions of Canada, outside of Quebec, to benefit from the Supporting Black Canadian Communities Initiatives (SBCCI), capacity building grant. On November

As part of their ongoing commitment to take an education-first approach and to provide charities with the tools and resources they need to carry on their important work, the Canada

COVID-19 has had a significant impact on arts and culture organizations across Nova Scotia. That is why the province is providing $2.1 million to help meet their immediate needs.  The

Ontario’s Inclusive Community Grants Program (ICGP) helps ensure local governments and community organizations consider Ontarians of all ages and abilities at every stage of community planning and development. Inclusive communities

Canada’s social sector has been disproportionately disrupted by the financial, societal and health-related impacts of the pandemic and is experiencing an unprecedented rate of change. In consultation with the McConnell Foundation,

A new report from RBC finds that Canadian women continue to retreat from the workforce even as Canadian men more than make up for ground lost early in the pandemic.  Key