Sask. Gov't Spends $900K+ on Female Offender Programs
The Saskatchewan government is spending over $900,000 to support female offenders with rehabilitation and reintegration programs, aiming to reduce recidivism.
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Nanaimo Council Debates Recovery Housing at Terminal Avenue
Nanaimo city council hears growing calls for dry, recovery-oriented housing at a Terminal Avenue site owned by BC Housing, slated for a 50-unit supportive housing building.
N.B. Gives $9M to Food Banks Over Three Years
The New Brunswick government announces $9 million in funding for food banks over three years to address increased demand, supporting Feed NB and regional associations.
Sask. Man Charged After Fatal Rollover on Shoal Lake Cree Nation
A Saskatchewan man has been charged following a fatal rollover crash on Shoal Lake Cree Nation. The incident resulted in multiple casualties, with the accused facing serious charges.
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Alberta ADAP Changes Spark Disability Advocate Outcry
Disability advocates urge Alberta to cancel ADAP, requiring most disabled people to work for benefits. Plus: FIFA World Cup food guide, $14M mansion with hockey rink, and more top stories.
Vancouver's World Cup: Assurances Ring Hollow for Homeless
Margot Young argues Vancouver's World Cup preparations risk displacing homeless citizens, echoing Expo 86 and 2010 Olympics, despite city promises.
Fréchette Refuses Summit on Homelessness
Quebec's minister responsible for social services, Chantal Fréchette, declined to commit to a summit on homelessness, sparking criticism from advocates.
Sask. Daycares and NDP Urge Reversal of Childcare Policy
Saskatchewan daycares and the NDP call on the province to reverse a new part-time childcare policy, warning it will harm families and providers.
Woman Accused of Punching Person Over Eviction Request
A woman in Northern Ontario faces assault charges after allegedly punching someone who asked her to leave a property. OPP responded to the incident.
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Opinion: Shelter Cuts Hinder Albertans from Leaving Abuse
A survivor of domestic violence argues that funding cuts to women's shelters in Alberta endanger lives and make it harder for victims to escape abuse.
Calgary Daycare Probation Over Supervision Concerns
Fit Kids Care in Calgary is on probation after an inspection found inadequate supervision and child guidance practices. The daycare must address issues by July 2026.
12M Canadians to Get Up to $717 CRA Bonus Payment This Friday
The Canada Revenue Agency will issue a one-time top-up payment of up to $717 to 12 million low-income Canadians on June 5, 2026, under the new Canada Groceries and Essentials Benefit.
Buddy Program Ensures Inclusive Summer Camps in Orillia
Orillia's Buddy Program pairs volunteers with children with disabilities, ensuring inclusive camp experiences. Kayliegh Noble and Sasha Bromett exemplify the initiative's success.
Palestinian students stranded abroad see visa processing after delays
After months of waiting, Palestinian students stuck in third countries due to the Israel-Hamas war are finally having their visas processed, offering hope for resuming their education.
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Alberta ADAP Benefit Cuts: Life-Altering for Some
Albertans transitioning to ADAP report that cuts to benefits will be life-altering, affecting their daily lives and healthcare access.
Manitoba Poverty Report Card Shows Improvement, Advocate Says More Needed
Manitoba's poverty report card shows a better grade, but an advocate stresses that significant work remains to address systemic issues and improve lives.
Ontario child-care program at risk without new federal deal
Ontario warns its $19-a-day child-care program faces collapse without a long-term federal funding agreement, as an auditor general report reveals systemic issues and a $1.95-billion shortfall.
Mac's Foreign Worker Treatment 'Callous': B.C. Judge
A B.C. Supreme Court judge ruled Mac's Convenience Stores and two immigration agencies were abusive and callous toward temporary foreign workers, charging illegal fees for jobs that often didn't exist.
Food Bank Not Surprised by Failing Poverty Grade
The Food Bank of Waterloo Region reacts to a poor poverty grade, highlighting ongoing challenges and the need for systemic change in the region.
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Maritimes Score Low on Poverty and Food Insecurity Report Cards
A new report card gives the Maritimes failing grades on poverty and food insecurity, highlighting systemic issues that require regional solutions.
Canadian food banks urge EI reform for hungry workers
Food banks across Canada are urging an overhaul of Employment Insurance to better support workers facing hunger, as demand surges amid economic challenges.
N.S. homeless shelters in crisis as donations drop
Nova Scotia's homeless shelters are under severe financial strain as donations decline and operating costs rise, threatening services for the vulnerable.
Homeless shelters face financial crisis as donations drop
Homeless shelters across Canada are under mounting financial pressure due to declining donations and rising operational costs, threatening services for vulnerable populations.
Cochrane Services Board Awaits Overdue Homelessness Funding
The Cochrane District Services Administration Board says coordination, more funding and housing options are needed to prevent more homelessness.
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London MPPs Urge Funding to Prevent House of Hope Closure
Local MPPs in London, Ont., are calling on the provincial government for funding to keep the House of Hope shelter from shutting down, as clients face homelessness.
New Brunswick to Probe Child Welfare System After Teen Death
New Brunswick will hold hearings on failures in the child welfare system following the death of a teenager, aiming to identify systemic issues and prevent future tragedies.
Alberta cuts $1M from rural women's shelters
Alberta government suddenly cuts $1 million in funding to rural women's shelters, devastating services for abused women and children. Rural communities face higher domestic violence rates.
Rural Alberta Shelters Face July 1 Funding Cuts
Women's shelters in rural Alberta are preparing for significant funding cuts starting July 1, raising concerns about their ability to support vulnerable women and children.
Manitoba seniors' food security program in jeopardy
Hundreds of Manitoba seniors rely on a food security program that may end. CTV reports on the uncertain fate and what it means for vulnerable residents.
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Canada Summer Jobs Changes Hit Ottawa Autism Camp
Changes to the Canada Summer Jobs program are affecting Camp Kaleidoscope in Ottawa, a camp for children with autism, raising concerns about funding and accessibility.
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