New research released by Unite for Change finds that three-quarters (75%) of Canadians are experiencing anxiety about climate change and its impacts, with Canadians ages 18 to 34 most likely to be
Read ContinueA new study by Sage has found that Canadian donors and volunteers are re-evaluating how they would like to support charities in face of personal or family’s financial health concerns. The annual
Read ContinueCanada’s Career Development Conference will be held on January 29 – 31, 2024, in Ottawa. CERIC invites individuals or organizations with an interest in presenting at the annual Cannexus conference to
Read ContinueAccording to The Wellness Report report released by Manulife, a sizeable portion of Canadian workers struggle to care for their mental and physical health post-pandemic. As a result, there has
Read ContinueProsper Canada conducted a new study, undertaken with funding support from Co-operators. The study determined that low-income Canadians are increasingly financially vulnerable and lack access to adequate support. Individuals require
Read ContinueVolunteer Canada reports two-thirds of Canadian nonprofits are experiencing volunteer shortages. In light of National Volunteer Week, April 16 to 22, 2023, everyone is encouraged to volunteer their time to
Read ContinueAre you a registered charity working to create a healthier future for women in Canada? Shoppers Foundation for Women’s Health ™ is now accepting Community Grant applications. This program provides grants
Read ContinueThe Government of Canada launched a survey to help inform the development of Canada’s future immigration system. The overall initiative includes a review of current immigration policies and programs. Complete the
Read ContinueBurns Memorial Fund offers Community Organization Grants to organizations working with low-income children and youth (under the age of 21). All applicants must be registered charities working in Calgary. Funded projects
Read ContinueThe Future Skills Centre, in partnership with The Conference Board of Canada, released the Breaking Down Barriers Improving the Workplace Experience for Neurodivergent Canadians paper. Neurodivergent workers continue to face
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