The Conference Board of Canada’s recent research found that many organizations have expanded their suite of health and wellness initiatives to help employees better transition through this challenging time. The
Read ContinueRecent research conducted by Capterra reveals the five workplace trends that HR departments should prioritize in 2023, which include workplace learning, informing employees about workplace surveillance, fostering positive work environments,
Read ContinueThe Toronto Foundation and the Environics Institute, along with 15 partners, have released the Toronto Social Capital Study 2022. The recent report provides an overview of Torontonians’ well-being based on
Read ContinueSights on Success Consulting hosts the Intercultural Sharing Circle as a culturally safe team-building workshop in intercultural competence development. The ISC uses leadership coaching techniques and takes both a culture-general
Read ContinueWe would like to congratulate all of the nonprofits and charities listed on this year’s Canada’s Top 100 Employers list. As the landscape of work has shifted, organizations that are
Read ContinueThe results of a new Ipsos poll conducted on behalf of CanadaHelps reveals that nearly half of Canadians (47%) would prefer to receive a charitable gift that makes an impact
Read ContinueThe Government of Canada has announced that the Canadian Red Cross, Community Foundations of Canada, and United Way Centraide Canada have been selected to distribute funding to support the modernization of
Read ContinueCCVO has launched their latest report on the state of the nonprofit sector, Too Essential to Fail, which highlights the increased constraints on the sector. The report delves into the
Read ContinueThe Foundation for Black Communities, Black Health Alliance, TAIBU Community Health Centre, Ontario Nonprofit Network, and Imagine Canada (the Partnership Collective) are conducting research to learn about extended health benefits
Read ContinueCanadaHelps has published the findings from a new Ipsos poll that reveals 22 percent of Canadians say they plan to access charitable services to meet essential needs such as food, clothing,
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