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CANADA | Jun 30, 2025
[Recording] Pan-Canadian CBSS Sector Virtual Check-In: Shared Purpose & Progress
Community-Based Seniors’ Services (CBSS) partners from across the country to reconnect, reflect on recent progress, and explore what’s ahead.
READ MORE[Survey] OurCare National Survey 2025
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[Article] WHAT TRENDS WILL IMPACT CHARITIES AND NONPROFITS IN THE SECOND QUARTER OF 2025?
Tariff impact, the DEI backlash, and growing Canadian nationalism are some of the trends we’re keeping an eye on. So far, the second quarter of the year has been defined by the Canadian federal e
[Research] Aging with Affirmation: A study to examine the social service experiences and needs of older transgender and gender diverse adults in Canada
A qualitative study to examine the healthcare and social service experiences and needs of transgender and gender diverse (TGD) older adults in Canada
[News] National Volunteer Action Strategy
A series of initiatives are underway to support the National Volunteer Action Strategy (NVAS).
[News] ICD-RBC Foundation Scholarship
Help enable underrepresented organizations to elevate their governance oversight.
[Report] The impact of US tariffs for Canada’s not-for-profit sector
The report posits that the three main channels that will be impacted by tariffs will be decreased funding, increased costs of inputs due to counter-tariffs, and a greater need for services.
[News] New homes now available for seniors in Lumby
Twenty new rental homes are ready for residents at Cottonwood Place, providing seniors in Lumby with more choices for comfortable and accessible living.
[Canada-Wide] Research Particpants Wanted for Online Survey about hearing and cognition
Research will help understand how public messaging around hearing loss and cognition may impact individuals' daily experiences
[Article] Vancouver Art Gallery launches first indoor-nature art prescription program
Working with local doctors and BC Parks Foundation, facility opens Emily Carr: Navigating an Impenetrable Landscape exhibition to those needing to improve their health and well-being
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