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Ontarians are struggling to save for retirement – and combined with a broader affordability crisis, these pressures are hitting the nonprofit sector especially hard. Tighter budgets and fewer resources mean retirement security often gets pushed to the back burner. 
 
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A new report from the Institute for Canadian Citizenship says Canada's foreign credential recognition system is failing skilled workers. The proposed fix: a binding federal legislation called the Fair Licensing Act.

This study was jointly conducted by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada and Statistics Canada.

The social and economic benefits of welcoming people forced to flee

Advancing the Promise for Toronto’s Children: Child and Family Poverty Report Card, Toronto 2026 draws on the latest available taxfiler data, from 2023, to reveal the growing and deepening experience of child poverty. One in four children in Toronto is growing up in poverty. The

Settlement and Integration Policy, in collaboration with Settlement Coordination, has compiled a set of frequently asked questions and corresponding responses to address recurring concerns, provide clarification, and support a common understanding of the initiative.

2025-26 Settlement & RAP service data prepared by the Outcomes Analysis Unit of IRCC.

This resource is developed as part of the Supports to Engage Newcomers Digitally (SEND) Project to support settlement service providers in evaluating and selecting digital messaging platforms. It provides an at-a-glance comparison of key platform features, capabilities, costs

Through Nonprofit Law Ontario (NPLO) ONN offers sessions on reading and negotiating funding agreements. Inspired by the sessions, here are 73 tips to negotiate your funding agreements more effectively. Although focused on funding agreements with the Government of Ontario, the

Times have changed. Yet in many nonprofit organizations governance structures and processes haven’t kept pace, evolving with the realities of fewer volunteers, more difficult decisions, and greater expectations.

The good news is there are four ways that can help make your