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 […]
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 […]
Connecting Through Charity: How Generational Trends are Shaping Canada’s Nonprofit Sector
In these tumultuous times, where economic challenges and global uncertainties abound, fostering deeper connections with supporters...
Government of Canada Launches GCDonate to Support Charitable Organizations
The Government of Canada is taking significant steps to empower charitable and non-profit organizations across the country with the introduction of the...
Rising Costs Hit Indigenous Communities Hard: How You Can Help
Many Indigenous communities in Canada are struggling to afford basic needs due to rising costs. According to a recent report from Statistics Canada, nearly half of First Nations people living off-reserve, along with a significant number of Métis and Inuit individuals, are finding it difficult to pay for essentials like food, housing, clothing, and transportation. […]
You’ve Got More Time to Give: Charitable Donations Deadline Extended!
Great news for Canadians looking to make an impact! The Government of Canada has extended the deadline for claiming charitable donations from 2024 to February 28, 2025. This change gives donors extra time to support...
Canadians’ Charitable Giving Declines Despite Growing Population
For the eleventh year in a row, the number of Canadians making charitable donations has dropped, according to The Giving Report 2024 by CanadaHelps and Environics Analytics. This downward trend continues...
