Innovating Canada
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Building a Stronger, Safer Digital Future for Canada
Canadian organizations face growing digital risks. Strengthening national cyber resilience requires collaboration, trusted expertise, and a commitment to supporting communities. Canada’s digital landscape continues to evolve rapidly, and organizations of all sizes are working to keep pace. Businesses, charities, and public institutions across the country rely on trusted cybersecurity, compliance, and advisory support to protect...
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No One Should Be Left Out in the Cold This Holiday Season
This holiday season, thousands of your neighbours are without a safe home. Your gift can provide warmth, food, and life-changing support. During the holiday season, many people in Toronto are gathering with loved ones, sharing meals, and exchanging gifts. But for over 15,000 people who are homeless, this time of year brings a very different...
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The Heart of LifeWear: UNIQLO’s HEATTECH Global Giving Campaign
UNIQLO supports communities worldwide through The Heart of LifeWear, donating one million HEATTECH items to refugees, children, and disaster victims. UNIQLO introduced the LifeWear concept in 2022, centered on creating high-quality, functional, and simple clothing that improves everyone’s lives. The LifeWear philosophy also extends beyond the product to a broader industry vision that prioritizes sustainability...
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Building Futures Through Belonging
Sarain Fox speaks about the power of community, the importance of uplifting youth, and why meaningful partnerships with Indigenous peoples begin with listening and working alongside one another.
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Finding Light, Strength, and Support While Living with ALS
Shaleen Latchman is facing ALS with courage, supported every step of the way by the ALS Society of Canada. The day Shaleen Latchman was diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) in 2022, her first thoughts were of her sons. “I thought, ‘I won’t be at their weddings. I won’t hold my grandchildren. I won’t be...
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How the Women’s Centre of Calgary Supports and Uplifts Girls
The Women’s Centre of Calgary empowers girls with the support and tools they need to become thriving women. As one of the few women’s resource centres in Alberta, the Women’s Centre of Calgary served more than 11,000 women, girls, and gender-diverse individuals in 2025, nearly double the amount served in 2024. The Women’s Centre provides...
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Two Decades of Keeping Ontario’s Greenbelt Protected
This nonprofit has dedicated two decades to sustaining and protecting one of Ontario’s most important resources: its Greenbelt. Ontario’s Greenbelt is one of the largest in the world, covering two million acres of protected farmland, forests, and waterways. It borders one of the most populated areas of the country, nestled in the Greater Golden Horseshoe...
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Western Gives Back, from the Holiday Toy Drive to Year-Round Programs
From public health and housing to education and recreation, Western Communities Foundation is committed to giving back. Western Financial Group has been providing Canadians with trusted insurance solutions for over a century, but the company’s commitment to serving Canadians goes far beyond insurance. Western Communities Foundation, its charitable arm, ensures that Western consistently gives back...
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How Investing in Women Reduces Incarceration: Elizabeth Fry Breaks it Down
Community support and affordable housing: how investing in women reduces incarceration, strengthens communities, and saves public dollars. Racialized women represent the fastest-growing group in Canada’s incarcerated population, a trend rooted in long-standing inequities that continue to shape society. An estimated 82 per cent of incarcerated women are jailed for behaviours linked to poverty, trauma, and...
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Building a Culture of Care for Canada’s 8 Million Caregivers
The Petro-Canada CareMakers Foundation and Volunteer Canada are teaming up to build a stronger support system for caregivers through volunteerism. Caring for a loved one is one of the most meaningful acts a person can offer — but for over eight million family caregivers across Canada, it’s also one of the most challenging. Caregivers average...
