The Government of Canada launches a call for interest to join the Indian Residential Schools National Monument Steering Committee (First Nations, Métis and Inuit)

The Government of Canada, in collaboration with the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation (NCTR), launched a public call for interest to invite Survivors and intergenerational Survivors to participate in the next phase of the Indian Residential Schools National Monument...

Insights from Indigenous Executives: Recruitment and Retention in Business, Finance, and Administration Report

The Conference Board of Canada, in partnership with the Future Skills Centre, and Blueprint, published the Insights from Indigenous Executives: Recruitment and Retention in Business, Finance, and Administration Report, which was funded by the Government of Canada‘s Future Skills Program....

Deadline extension! Submit a nomination for a 2025 CharityVillage Award!

The deadline to nominate a thought leader, transformational changemaker, or outstanding nonprofit project for a 2025 CharityVillage Award has been extended to August 15, 2025! Organizations, nonprofit professionals, and volunteers have paved the way forward for a brighter future for...

FSRA grant funding applications for financial education and research now open

Ontario’s financial services regulator, Financial Services Regulatory Authority of Ontario (FSRA), is supporting financial literacy and better protecting consumers through its second annual proceeds from the enforcement grant application program. Not-for-profit organizations can now apply to access the money FSRA collects through...

Most Canadian workers say they prefer to stay home as return-to-work push grows, according to the Angus Reid Institute

The Angus Reid Institute published the findings from a recent survey, which found that most Canadian workers say they prefer to stay home as the return-to-work push grows. The survey research was conducted from July 18 – 22, 2025, among...

New Statistics Canada report, The role of social connections in mitigating the harms associated with racism and discrimination

Statistics Canada published a new report, Softening the blow of discrimination: The role of social connections in mitigating the harms associated with racism and discrimination. Based on the Survey Series on People and their Communities, the report provides a profile...

New World Giving Report published by the Charities Aid Foundation explores what drives giving at a global level

The Charities Aid Foundation published the World Giving Report, which dives into insights from more than 50,000 people and explores what drives giving at a global level. The Charities Aid Foundation sought to capture the full scope of generosity around...

How is the charitable sector building trust with the Canadian public? Public Trust & Sector Reputation Survey

The Charity Insights Canada Project (CICP) published new insights from the Public Trust & Sector Reputation Survey. The data reveals insights into the level of perceived public trust and the actions organizations took to build or protect public trust. The survey also asked...

Applications are now open for the Canada-Ontario Job Grant: Funding to train employees, update skills and help Ontarians find new jobs

Applications are now open for the Canada-Ontario Job Grant through the Government of Ontario. The grant provides funding to help businesses train their employees and update their skills. This program helps employers ensure their workforce has the right skills to...

How are women in Canada’s nonprofit sector really doing? A quick pulse check

The Women’s Nonprofit Network (WNN) is running a quick national pulse check to better understand the lived experiences of women working in Canada’s nonprofit sector — with a focus on recognition, wellbeing, and leadership. Your insights will help spotlight the...
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