PhiLab published a new research paper: A Forgotten Cause: The Underfunding of Disability by Quebec Philanthropic Foundations, which is the second part of a study on philanthropy and disability. The report argues that disability must be more fully integrated into...
Story Money Impact announced their upcoming series of STORY TO ACTION screenings, which will be held in nine cities across Canada. The following three films will be featured: Canadian Adobo, Tea Creek, and A Place Where I Belong. March 17, 2026: TEA CREEK...
The Government of Canada is establishing six Workforce Alliances to mobilize industry leaders, workers and training institutions around a shared national vision: building a workforce that is skilled, adaptable and ready to meet Canada’s economic challenges. The Federal Budget outlined...
The Government of Canada invites Canadians to share their input to help inform the development of Canada's Men and Boys' Health Strategy. The Government is engaging provincial and territorial governments, Indigenous partners and key stakeholders to develop the strategy. The...
CERIC announced an open call for funding career development-related research and learning projects, marking the continuation of its streamlined approach to supporting innovation in the field. Individuals and organizations are invited to submit proposals for the winter/spring funding window. Priority areas and...
As Canada’s longest-standing national provider of executive search, talent management and career transition services, Feldman Daxon Partners is proud to launch our 4th Annual Charitable Executive Coaching Program. We’ll be providing a complimentary executive coaching offering to a registered charitable...
The Canadian Human Rights Commission reports that two years after the landmark report, published by Marie-Josée Houle, the Federal Housing Advocate, the number of people experiencing homelessness in Canada continues to rise. The Federal Housing Advocate continues to urge all...
The National Gallery of Canada announced a call for applications for the General Idea Fellowship, which is funded by and named after the eponymous artist group, and encourages and supports advanced research in contemporary art. Each award is limited to a...
The Charity Insights Canada Project (CICP) published insights into uncompensated labour in the Canadian charitable sector. According to the research, 54% of Canadian charities have staff providing uncompensated, overtime labour for their organization. The areas or functions that organizations noted most commonly...
211 published the 211 Canada Needs Data Dashboard and the 211 Directory of Community Services based on data they collected from hundreds of thousands of calls, chats, and emails they received. The data 211 has collected provides real-time insights into...
