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THE MILLENNIALS DONATING 10 OF THEIR PAY TO SAVE THE WORLD
Some of the ideas of the effective altruism movement have drawn criticism... READ MORE›
THE TRANSATLANTIC GIVING GAP: RICH BRITONS OUTDONE BY CHARITABLE AMERICANS
According to figures produced by Fondation de France, which promotes philanthropy, the UK outranks Germany and other continental states in the giving stakes... READ MORE›
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CANADA DISCRIMINATES AGAINST CHILDREN ON RESERVES, TRIBUNAL RULES
In a news release, the Canadian Human Rights Commission also applauded the tribunal's ruling... READ MORE›
COST OF SYRIAN REFUGEE PLAN PEGGED AT $1.2B OVER 6 YEARS
A government document obtained by The Canadian Press that lays out the proposed funding model says 876.7 million would be needed in 2015-2016 alone... READ MORE›
BLOOD DONORS GAVE ME THE CHANCE TO BE A MUM
Click on the link below to register and find your nearest blood donation venue... READ MORE›
SYRIAN REFUGEES COULD HELP AMERICA. WE SHOULD WELCOME THEM.
They can help ease Syrian refugees into life in the United States either through charity or job opportunities... READ MORE›
VALCARTIER MILITARY BASE TO TAKE IN SYRIAN REFUGEES
Quebec has already committed to bringing in 3,600 refugees -- a number that could jump to 5,700 when the federal government eventually releases its plan... READ MORE›
CPP DISABILITY CLAIMS STILL DELAYED BY MASSIVE BACKLOG, AUDITOR FINDS
Auditor General Michael Ferguson's latest report includes an audit of the federal government's troubled information technology services... READ MORE›
HOW TO HELP: FORT MCMURRAY WILDFIRE EVACUEES
The Edmonton Emergency Relief Services is requesting donations of diapers, baby wipes, pillows, toiletries, socks and underwear... READ MORE›
CANADIAN SOLDIER DIES AFTER BEING RUN OVER BY SUSPECTED ISLAMIST EXTREMIST
30am when Martin Rouleau, the 25-year-old suspect, reportedly deliberately drove into them before speeding away from police... READ MORE›
SOME SYRIAN REFUGEES IN CANADA ALREADY WANT TO RETURN TO THE MIDDLE EAST
Canada won considerable global acclaim last month as it began the process of resettling some 25,000 Syrian refugees over the next year... READ MORE›
CANADA ELECTION 2015: SECOND DEBATE FOCUSES ON ECONOMY, OIL AND REFUGEES
Parties of Conservative Stephen Harper, New Democrat Tom Mulcair and Liberal Justin Trudeau have been in dead heat since election called in early August... READ MORE›
10,000 CLAIMS PROCESSED IN 2 WEEKS
More complex cases or those for claims over 500 will be forwarded to the Treasury Board office, she said... READ MORE›
'TERRORIST' OTTAWA SHOOTING SUSPECT WAS KNOWN TO CANADIAN OFFICIALS AS A 'HIGH-RISK TRAVELLER'
Michael Zehaf-Bibeau 'Terrorist' Ottawa shooting suspect was known to Canadian officials as a 'high-risk traveller'... READ MORE›
SYRIAN REFUGEE DEADLINE TOUGH TO MEET, QUEBEC IMMIGRATION MINISTER SAYS
At the moment, Montreal's English school boards have not been approached... READ MORE›
FINAL PICTURES EMERGE OF SOLDIER MOMENTS BEFORE HE WAS SHOT DEAD BY OTTOWA GUNMAN
Corporal Cirillo, who was a personal trainer and bouncer as well as working part-time for the military, leaves behind six-year-old son Marcus... READ MORE›
CANADA GENEROUS, WELCOMING, INNOVATIVE, GG SAYS IN NEW YEAR MESSAGE
David Johnston thanks Canadians for their compassion in his New Year's address as the country accepts thousands of refugees fleeing civil war in Syria... READ MORE›
BANGLADESH EXTENDS DETENTION OF TORONTO STUDENT AS PHOTOS EMERGE OF HIM HOLDING GUN DURING ATTACK
The man who was there loves his guitar, not weapons, she says of Khan, the brother of her client and Canadian citizen Talha Khan... READ MORE›
RED CROSS GETTING MOST OF OTTAWA'S DONATIONS TO HELP FORT MCMURRAY FIRE VICTIMS
But a Canadian charity watchdog says the federal government should be matching donations to local charities in Alberta, as well as Red Cross donations... READ MORE›
KIDNAPPING SURVIVOR AMANDA LINDHOUT AGREES OTTAWA SHOULDN'T PAY RANSOMS
But Lindhout and her mother say that there is a part of Canada's policy that needs to change... READ MORE›
HUNDREDS QUEUE TO GIVE BLOOD AT HOSPITALS AND DONATION BUSES
With many of those injured suffering skin trauma hospitals in and around Tianjin issued appeals for blood donations and were met with an overwhelming response... READ MORE›
MPS AND SENATORS TO EXPEDITE LEGISLATION ON RIGHT TO DIE
The right-to-die debate has been emotional and politically charged in Canada... READ MORE›
DO AL-HUDA SCHOOLS' CONSERVATIVE TEACHINGS BREED EXTREMISM?
Qazi spent years researching madrassas, or Islamic religious schools... READ MORE›
HOW TO HELP DALLAS SHOOTING POLICE VICTIMS, FAMILIES? 4 WAYS TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE NOW
Dallas police officers escort residents near the scene where eleven Dallas police officers were shot and five have now died on July 8, 2016 in Dallas, Texas... READ MORE›
HOW YOU CAN HELP WITH THE DISASTER IN TEXAS
That said, relief agencies will need money beyond first few days or even weeks, so if the ease of text donations appeals to you, tap away... READ MORE›
FRASER INSTITUTE AGAIN CALLS CANADIANS LESS GENEROUS THAN AMERICANS
Statistics Canada's survey said the proportion of Canadians who made a donation in 2013 was down from 2010, but the amount donated was up... READ MORE›
CANADA SIGNS UP FOR WORLD ANTI-AUSTERITY CLUB
Japan and Canada are aligned in focusing on investment as opposed to austerity, he continued, as they sat down... READ MORE›
STILL TIME TO GET BC ON BOARD WITH TRANS MOUNTAIN PIPELINE, NOTLEY SAYS
Government said Monday it can't support the proposed 6.8-billion expansion of the Trans Mountain pipeline from Alberta to Burnaby... READ MORE›
PRIVATE SPONSORS OFFER HELP AS GOVERNMENT-ASSISTED REFUGEE ARRIVALS STALLED
We've suggested to convert some of those government-assisted refugees to private sponsorships... READ MORE›
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT ANNOUNCES TIGHTER CONTROLS FOR DEADLY DRUG W-18
I am pleased with the swift action that Health Canada has taken to regulate this substance... READ MORE›
CANBERRA 'WELL PREPARED' TO ACCEPT REFUGEES AS POLITICIANS TRADE BARBS
Multicultural Affairs minister Yvette Berry believes the Canberra community is quot well prepared and willing quot to support additional Syrian refugees... READ MORE›
CANBERRA 'WELL PREPARED' TO ACCEPT REFUGEES AS POLITICIANS TRADE BARBS
Multicultural Affairs minister Yvette Berry believes the Canberra community is quot well prepared and willing quot to support additional Syrian refugees... READ MORE›