COVID-19: How to Volunteer During the Pandemic
Posted onThis blog post was provided by Cara Eaton, Director of Strategic Communications, Volunteer Toronto. It’s been over a year since the COVID-19 pandemic has placed … Read more
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The Food System Doesn’t Need to be Fixed, it Needs to be Reimagined
Posted onThis blog post was provided by Paul Taylor, Executive Director of FoodShare Toronto. Living History When acknowledging the dark parts of our collective past, we … Read more
You Have the Power to Help Injured Wildlife
Posted onThis blog post was provided by Wanda Baxter, member of Wildlife Dispatch Team, And Hope Swinimer, Founder and Manager, Hope for Wildlife. The winter season at … Read more
The Future of Whales is Linked to Our Future
Posted onThe blog post was provided by Group for Research and Education on Marine Mammals (GREMM). This blog has been translated from French. If you have … Read more
Supporting Healing Through Language and Culture Renewal in the Central Canadian Arctic
Posted onThis blog post was provided by the Pitquhirnikkut Ilihautiniq / Kitikmeot Heritage Society. The Inuinnaqtun language—the foundation of Inuinnait culture—has less than 600 fluent speakers … Read more
Fording Rivers of Rising Costs and Low Awareness: Protecting and Conserving Precious Lands
Posted onThis blog post was provided by Jes Hovanes, Communications Manager, The Nature Trust of British Columbia. The Nature Trust of British Columbia is a non-profit … Read more
Fighting Addiction in The Wilderness
Posted onThis blog post was provided by Ken Schmaltz from ENVIROS. 90 deaths per month. That’s how many Albertans died from opioid overdoses in the period … Read more
Celebrating Charities Through Film
Posted onThis blog is authored by Lizz Bryce, CanadaHelps Chief of Staff and Executive Producer of our 20th anniversary video series. When we thought about how … Read more
Keeping the Spirit of Africville Alive
Posted onThis blog was provided by the Africville Museum. The History of Africville The community of Africville dates back more than two hundred years, making it … Read more
4 Black Canadians Who Have Made History
Posted onThis blog post was provided by Sarah Onyango from Black History Ottawa. How many Canadians within and outside the Black community know that we are … Read more