With help from the National Film Board and TELUS, Story Money Impact is making The Magnitude of All Things free to watch in the days leading up to Earth Day on April 22nd. They are supporting organizations to host their...
PhiLab is hosting their annual National Conference April 19th - 22nd, 2022. Re-imagining Philanthropy will be an opportunity to participate in the writing of a narrative that proposes mapping out a philanthropy that draws on different traditions – Indigenous and non-Indigenous,...
Once again Volunteer BC's annual photo contest is celebrating BC Volunteers. Send in your photos of volunteers and the strong contribution they make. Let's thank these individuals and celebrate volunteerism and work of community organizations like yours! Don't have any photos? Send...
CanadaHelps has released the fifth edition of its annual report on the charitable sector and the state of giving. The Giving Report 2022 highlights new insights on generational giving trends, the impact of pandemic uncertainties on giving, and the unprecedented strain...
The Honourable Patty Hajdu, Minister of Indigenous Services, announced that the Pathways to Safe Indigenous Communities Initiative is open to applicants for 2022-2023. This initiative commits $103.8 million over five years to support the implementation of Indigenous-designed projects that support and improve...
Toronto's position as a global centre for breakthrough cancer research has been amplified by a $50 million gift to The Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation in memory of the late Allan Slaight, the Canadian business legend and philanthropist. The Allan Slaight Breakthrough Fund will support...
The Honourable Diane Lebouthillier, Minister of National Revenue, announced the appointment of nine new members to the Advisory Committee on the Charitable Sector (ACCS). The following incoming members begin their two-year terms with the committee on May 1, 2022: Christian Bolduc – President &...
Last month, Russia began a military invasion of Ukraine, launching attacks on several cities. The Government of Canada has issued a call to all employers who wish to support Ukrainians with offers of employment to register these offers on Job Bank's Jobs for Ukraine...
In the new world of work in Canada, the job perks that office employees once valued have changed, according to a new survey from ServiceNow. Traditional, pre-COVID workplace policies and compensation are not enough to attract and retain talent, forcing employers...
According to a recent report by Deloitte Canada and auticon Canada, employers need to do more to understand neurodiversity, reduce barriers to employment for those with autism, and create thoughtful structural supports to foster deeper inclusion among the autistic community. The...
