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Civil liberties group challenges Vaughan’s controversial ‘bubble zone’ bylaw restricting protests
Vaughan · Vaughan

Civil liberties group challenges Vaughan’s controversial ‘bubble zone’ bylaw restricting protests

67% Left coverage: 3 sources
The Canadian Civil Liberties Association says bylaw that took effect last year erodes constitutional rights to use civic space to express opinionsSee the Story
Under budget and ahead of schedule, Indigenous battery project shows how Canada could become an energy superpower
Economy · Ontario

Under budget and ahead of schedule, Indigenous battery project shows how Canada could become an energy superpower

100% Left coverage: 3 sources
The country’s largest grid-scale battery project operates a stone’s throw away from the former Nanticoke coal plant — planned, developed, constructed and owned with First Nations partners.See the Story
Unpacking the Impact of Social Innovation: A Stanford Review Perspective
Innovation · Calgary

Unpacking the Impact of Social Innovation: A Stanford Review Perspective

This article looks into what social innovation is all about, especially from a Stanford Review point of view. We’ll explore how this idea came to be, what makes it different from other concepts, and its main features. We’ll also check out how universities help make social innovation happen, how these projects get money, and how … Continue reading "Unpacking the Impact of Social Innovation: A Stanford Review Perspective"See the Story

Teenagers invited to contribute to Canada’s privacy and data protection initiatives

The Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada (OPC) is inviting 13 to 17-year-olds to participate in shaping the country’s digital policy agenda..Canada · CanadaRead Article

How a digital archive is fighting to save memories of pre-Nakba Palestine

“In the media Palestinians are too often depicted as either heroes or terrorists. What’s lost is the human being…t. That’s what this archive is for.”Palestine · PalestineRead Article

Canada’s donor base will continue to shrink: report

Charitable giving in Canada peaked in 2023, according to new data released by CanadaHelps, the country’s largest platform for online donations. More than five million Canadians donated $12.8 billion that year, the highest amount ever recorded and a $1.35 billion increase over 2022. The number of donors also grew, for the first time since 2010,Canada · CanadaRead Article

Inspirit Foundation announces recipients of Canada’s first fund for Muslim artists

Inspirit Foundation has announced seven winners of its inaugural “New Narratives Fund”.Canada · CanadaRead Article

Can community ownership save a historic neighbourhood? This land trust thinks so

It’s a message few tenants will ever receive—one informing them that their rent is going down, not up.Read Article

My 50-year-old partner, the graduate

As he walked across the stage with a goofy cap on his head and a goofier smile on his face, I screamed, 'THAT'S MY ANDY!'Canada · CanadaRead Article

Assistance recipients penalized for living together in Ontario: study

A new study by Open Policy Ontario has found low-income couples in that province are being forced to live separately, worsening the housing crisis and creating “legislated loneliness.” Under current legislation, two Ontario Works recipients living together receive 22.5 per cent less than they would if living apart. This represents a loss of $330 perOntario, Canada · OntarioRead Article

New ranking shows Canada’s federal government falling further behind in gender equity

Canada has fallen to 71st place in the Inter-Parliamentary Union’s ranking of women in national parliaments, behind countries such as Rwanda, Uzbekistan, Uganda and South Sudan. Canada ranked 65th this time last year. The ranking is based on the number of women serving in a country’s legislative bodies, such as parliaments, assemblies and senates. WomenCanada · CanadaRead Article

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