Nearly one in three Canadians polled indicated they’ve overstated their AI abilities as workplace expectations rise

TD published the 2026 TD AI Insights Report, which was developed based on an Ipsos survey of 2,501 Canadians aged 18 and older. The findings convey that amid growing pressures to adopt AI in the workplace, 32% of Canadians have...

More than half of Canadians are highly concerned about climate change, Insights on Canadian Society

Statistics Canada published the latest edition of Insights on Canadian Society, Feeling the heat: More than half of Canadians are highly concerned about climate change. This publication was based on data from the Canadian Social Survey – Quality of Life, Climate...

Learning from the Field: Insights & Recommendations for Volunteer Centres in Alberta Report

Volunteer Alberta published the Learning from the Field: Insights & Recommendations for Volunteer Centres in Alberta Report, which highlights how volunteer centres and volunteer-engaging organizations have adapted in recent years amid increased demand for services and shifts in volunteer participation....

Call for proposals: Women’s Economic and Leadership Opportunities Fund 2026

Women and Gender Equality Canada announced a call for proposals for the Women’s Economic and Leadership Opportunities Fund 2026 to support projects that remove barriers and increase access to women's economic and leadership opportunities across Canada. Through this call for...

Employee wellbeing hits new low as financial pressures weigh on Canadians: RBC Insurance poll

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 as excellent or good has dropped by 9 percentage points...

2026 Future of Professionals Report: What the data says about the human side of AI

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 professionals in 62 countries. The research found that most organizations...

CICP published a new briefing note, Underrecognized Human Capital: Canada’s Charitable Workforce

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 collected through the CICP’s national survey panel, comprising roughly 1,000...

The Good Growth Company announces “Together for Impact Summit” to bring nonprofits, funders, leaders and changemakers together in Toronto

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, in-person gathering is taking place on November 5, 2026, at...

New insights from CICP into service demand volatility & predictive planning in the Canadian charitable sector

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 noted that their demand has increased and remained relatively predictable...

Canadian registered charities and qualified donees invited to apply for a TELUS Canadian Community Board grant

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 enabling local community leaders to identify and support charitable programs...
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