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CANADA | Nov 18, 2025
[Launch] Nonprofit AI Impact Hub
Canada’s largest collection of AI tools and is a learning and discovery platform for nonprofit professionals
READ MORE[Report] Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Backlash? What Canadian Workers Really Think
The results from the most recent round of the Survey on Employment and Skills
[Survey] Intergenerational Landscape - Practitioners and Researchers
Your responses will help us identify successful practices, assess field-wide needs, and build a robust support network for practitioners and researchers.
[Survey Results] A Survey About Generosity in Canada – Study #2
This 2025 study builds on our 2023 research to delve deeper into the reasons behind the decline in generosity. - The findings are clear. It is essential for our sector leadership organizations, and Ot
[Article] Canada’s first Plain Language Standard
The new standard provides organizations with practical requirements and principles to remove communication barriers.
[Report] Family violence against seniors continues to increase after reaching highest recorded level in 2023
Trends in police-reported family violence and intimate partner violence in Canada, 2024
[Article] Reimagining Canada Post: Leveraging this National Asset to Better Strengthen Social Connection and Support Ageing in the Right Place
Postal workers have a daily presence in neighbourhoods, which gives them unique insight into the well-being of many of the people they serve.
[Study] Research Participants Needed - Dementia Stigma in Hospitals and Its Impact on Care
confidential one-hour virtual interview with people living with dementia and caregivers
[Study] Canadian Study on the Wellbeing of Solo Retirees
Despite the high numbers of solo retirees, we know little about their wellbeing and lived experience. This study will capture their voices.
[Article] Revolutionizing Senior Care: Optima Living and University of Alberta Spark a Transformative Partnership
A groundbreaking collaboration between Optima Living and the University of Alberta's Department of Medicine, under the Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry, led by Professor of Healthy Aging, Dr. Adrian Wagg, is shaping the future of care.
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