Conservatives Propose EI Reforms for Parental Leave
Conservative MP Garnett Genuis announced proposed reforms to Employment Insurance for parental leave, aiming to increase flexibility and support for Canadian families.
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Women United Luncheon Funds Student Success Program
Annual Women United luncheon raises funds for On Track To Success program, featuring keynote speaker Lynn McLaughlin sharing her journey of perseverance and the power of education.
Welcome Centre Shelter Zero Canada Summer Jobs 2026
The Welcome Centre Shelter for Women and Families in Windsor received no Canada Summer Jobs positions for 2026, impacting its ability to hire summer staff and serve the community.
Grade 12 Challenge: Shots with Teachers Heard by BC Commissioner
A B.C. commissioner hears testimony about a Grade 12 'challenge' that involved students trying to do shots with teachers, raising concerns about school safety and supervision.
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N.S. advocates decry lack of consultation on disability overhaul
Disability advocates in Nova Scotia accuse the province of failing to consult them before overhauling the disability support system, raising concerns about the impact on recipients.
SNAP Enrollment Drops 3 Million After GOP Cuts
SNAP enrollment fell by over 3 million since July, an 8% drop, due to Republican changes expanding work requirements and cutting fraud, sparking hunger concerns.
Youth Housing Expansion Boosts Saskatoon Safety
EGADZ unveils two new group homes in Saskatoon, expanding youth housing from 5 to 10 beds, providing 24-hour care and cultural support for at-risk teens aged 12-16.
Australian Jews Report Hate Surge Before Bondi Attack
Australian Jews told an antisemitism inquiry of a surge in hate incidents before the Bondi Hanukkah massacre, highlighting growing concerns over social cohesion.
Montreal Mission Highlights National Homelessness Study
A Montreal mission calls attention to a national study on homelessness, aiming to raise awareness and find solutions to the ongoing crisis across Canada.
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Opinion: AISH Reform Deja Vu: Alberta Repeating Mistake
Proposed changes to Alberta's AISH program echo failed 1999 reforms. Advocates warn of increased poverty, homelessness, and hunger for disabled Albertans.
Saskatchewan Households to Get More Income Support
Saskatchewan announces enhanced income support for households, aiming to ease financial burdens amid rising costs. Details on eligibility and payment amounts.
N.S. youth group shocked by $317K funding cut
LOVE Nova Scotia, a Black-led youth support organization, is reeling after the province abruptly cut $317,000 in funding, jeopardizing programs for marginalized youth.
Weinstein Lawyers Question Accuser at Rape Retrial
Harvey Weinstein's lawyers cross-examined his accuser Jessica Mann at his rape retrial in New York, challenging her credibility and past statements.
Half of Parents Feel Unsupported in Caregiving: Study
Equimundo's State of the World's Fathers 2026 reveals half of parents feel unsupported, with many making financial sacrifices to provide care.
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Ontario Child Abductor Sentenced, Faces Deportation
Manoj Govindbalunikam, 37, was sentenced for abducting a child under 14 in Thessalon, Ont., on Aug. 15, 2023, and may be deported.
London Shelter Village Cuts Encampments, Costs Debate
A micro-modular shelter village in London, Ontario, has reduced homeless encampments, but its high operating costs are sparking debate among city officials and residents.
Barrie Outreach Centre Urges Collaboration on Homelessness
Busby Centre staff help homeless people pack up after removal from a street encampment in Barrie, emphasizing safety and collaborative solutions.
Manitoba Premier Plans Ban on Youth Social Media and AI Chatbots
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew announces a plan to ban youth from social media and AI chatbots, aiming to protect children's mental health and safety online.
Calgary to Consider Call for Pause on AISH-ADAP Shift
The City of Calgary may join municipalities opposing the province's disability benefits change, urging the Smith government to pause and review the plan.
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Sask. NDP propose changes to Compassionate Intervention Act
Saskatchewan NDP introduces amendments to the Compassionate Intervention Act, aiming to improve mental health crisis response and reduce police involvement.
Nipissing Board Takes Over Homeless Outreach
The Nipissing District Social Services Administration Board has assumed homeless outreach programming after True Self's departure to focus on Indigenous residents.
Nipissing Homelessness Surges in Latest Count
The latest homeless count in Nipissing District reveals a significant increase, highlighting the growing crisis and urgent need for resources.
Steps to End Homelessness Honors Suzanne West's Legacy
Calgarians climbed McHugh Bluff stairs for Inn from the Cold's 15th annual Steps to End Homelessness, honoring founder Suzanne West and supporting families in need.
Feds Double Funding for New Horizons for Seniors Program
The federal government has announced a doubling of funding for the New Horizons for Seniors Program, aiming to support community projects for seniors across Canada.
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ODSP Creates Intentional Poverty Crisis in Ontario
Two Ottawa residents criticize government policies that leave disabled individuals living on $21,336 annually, well below the poverty line, while also addressing the stalled 24 Sussex Drive renovations.
New Brunswick Expands Program for Seniors and Disabled
Premier Susan Holt announces increased funding for the Silver Fox Special Care Home in Salisbury, expanding services for vulnerable populations across the province.
Barrie Mother's Day March Advances Women's Rights
A Mother's Day march in Barrie highlights ongoing efforts for women's equality, with community members advocating for progress and awareness in local initiatives.
Youth Group Fights for Hygiene Product Access in London
A youth-led organization in London is actively working to dismantle barriers to essential hygiene products, addressing critical issues like period poverty and advocating for systemic change through community-driven solutions.
Right To Food Opens National Hub in Toronto to Fight Hunger
Right To Food celebrates the opening of its new national headquarters and Sumac Community Food Centre in downtown Toronto, aiming to address food insecurity through community building and advocacy.
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Edmonton Women's Shelter Closure Sparks Accountability Debate
The closure of Elizabeth Fry Society's emergency shelter in northeast Edmonton eliminates nearly 100 safe spaces for vulnerable women, triggering a blame game between city and provincial authorities over responsibility.
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