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A Night at the Museum: 10 Must Visit Museums in Alberta
If you ever find yourself in Alberta searching for an exciting and enriching experience, consider spending a day (or night) at one of the province’s incredible museums. Whether you're drawn to history, science, art, or innovation, Alberta’s museums offer captivating exhibits and immersive experiences that cater to all interests. Thanks to the Alberta Museums Association […]
Support Canadian Nonprofits Amidst New Tariffs: A Call to Action
In response to U.S. tariffs on Canadian goods, the Government of Canada has introduced a 25% tariff on $30 billion worth of imports from the United States, effective March 4, 2025. However, with the ongoing trade war, the tariff percentages and implementation dates are continuously evolving. As of today, March 11, these were the measures […]
Spring into Action: Support Nature and Wildlife This Season
As winter fades and the sun's warmth awakens the earth, spring breathes new life into the world. Trees unfurl their leaves, vibrant flowers bloom, and birds fill the air with their cheerful songs. Streams flow more freely, and wildlife emerges to embrace the changing season. It’s a time of renewal, offering a perfect opportunity to […]
Top 5 Charities Advancing Cancer Research in Canada
Cancer remains one of the biggest health challenges of our time, affecting millions of Canadians each year. But thanks to groundbreaking research and the dedication of key organizations, new treatments, earlier detection, and improved survival rates are becoming a reality. Across the country, several charities are making a remarkable impact by funding innovative studies, supporting […]
Hello, March! A Month of Awareness and Action
March is finally here! As we welcome longer days, the promise of spring, and the fresh energy of a new season, it’s also a great time to recognize the important causes and initiatives that March represents. This month is packed with awareness campaigns that shine a light on crucial health, social, and scientific issues. Let’s […]
SickKids is Shaping the Future of Pediatric Healthcare with Precision Child Health
Orillia Event to Support Groundbreaking Innovations in Individualized Care Children's healthcare is entering a new era—one where treatments are tailored to the unique needs of every child. At the forefront of this transformation is SickKids, pioneering an initiative called Precision Child Health (PCH). This ambitious movement challenges the traditional one-size-fits-all approach to medicine. By integrating […]
New Intergenerational Cookbook Program Unites Black Youth and Seniors Through Food Amid National Food Crisis
As the cost of living continues to rise and food insecurity becomes a growing concern across Canada, Tropicana Community Services and Skills for Change are launching a groundbreaking program that connects Black youth (ages 12-18) and seniors (ages 55+) through food, culture, and creativity. The Intergenerational Cookbook Program, made possible through funding from the Ministry […]
Coyote Attacks in Liberty Village Spark Concern Among Residents and Wildlife Advocates
Toronto Residents Alarmed by Recent Incidents Residents in Toronto’s Liberty Village saw a series of coyote-related incidents that raised concerns among residents and local authorities. Reports of aggressive encounters prompted discussions on human-wildlife coexistence and the best strategies to prevent further conflicts. Experts Stress Coexistence Over Removal Wildlife experts emphasize that coyotes are a natural […]
Looming Financial Uncertainty May Call for More AI?
Political and Economic Uncertainty for Nonprofits in 2025: Is it Time to Embrace AI? As Canada enters 2025, the nonprofit sector faces a wave of economic and political uncertainty. With the potential for economic downturns, shifting government priorities, and increased demand for services, charities must find innovative ways to sustain their operations. Could artificial intelligence […]
