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January 10, 2023

“Revocations” data shows COVID crisis led to charity closures

Don McRae shares his analyses about our sector For the past ten years, Don McRae has studied trends in the charitable sector by analyzing the revocations of charitable status that... More

December 12, 2022

Questions et réponses avec Paloma Raggo à propos des processus du CICP–PCPOB

La Dre Paloma Raggo dirige le Charity Insights Canada Project (CICP) / Projet Canada perspectives des organismes de bienfaisance (PCPOB). Elle s'est entretenue avec PANL Perspectives pour discuter du processus... More

December 12, 2022

Q&A with Paloma Raggo about the processes behind CICP-PCPOB

Dr. Paloma Raggo leads the Charity Insights Canada Project (CICP) / Projet Canada perspectives des organismes de bienfaisance (PCPOB). She spoke with PANL Perspectives about the process to select participating... More

December 2, 2022

L’art, plus que jamais : changements stratégiques au Conseil des arts du Canada

[This article is also available in English.] À la fin de 2022 Simon Brault, directeur et chef de la direction du Conseil des arts du Canada, a rencontré PANL Perspectives... More

December 2, 2022

Art, now more than ever: Strategic changes at the Canada Council for the Arts

[Cet article est disponible en français.] At the end of 2022 Simon Brault, Director and CEO of the Canada Council for the Arts, sat down with PANL Perspectives to discuss... More

November 30, 2022

How to tackle digital inequity in Canada: A new guide from CIRA

Millions of Canadians don't have an internet connection, and of those who do, only half of rural households and just a third of First Nation households have access to basic... More

November 26, 2022

Philanthropy trends: Is Canadian philanthropy distinct from that in the US?

By Susan D. Phillips. A recent report, "Philanthropy 1992–2022: What difference can 30 years make?", looks at how things have changed in charitable giving and philanthropy in the US. Mega-donors... More

November 22, 2022

Ana Talavera receives Simone Joyaux Memorial Award

Ana Talavera, a Carleton graduate student who's a Process Management expert in BMO's Procurement department, has won the Simone Joyaux Memorial Award, which is for part-time graduate students in the... More

November 21, 2022

The Hockey Canada fiasco: Yves Savoie offers lessons for nonprofits in Canada

The Hockey Canada scandal has been in the news a lot this year. We spoke to Yves Savoie, an executive coach and strategy advisor to not-for-profits and charities, about broader... More

October 22, 2022

Coming Soon: How to Start a Nonprofit and Keep it Going in the First Year

Study about "How to start a nonprofit" MPNL students Kira McDermid and Emma Wood are researching how to start a nonprofit in Canada, as well as everything that a new... More

October 19, 2022

MPNL announces four recipients of the “Award for Black Emerging Fundraising Professionals”

In 2022, there are four recipients of the MPNL Award for Black Emerging Fundraising Professionals: Leigh Ann Asare, Marsha Clyne, Muna Mohamed and Zahra Baptiste. Spearheaded by Nneka Allen (the... More

October 4, 2022

Katelyn James: 2022 Recipient of the Jackson Family Scholarship

Katelyn James is the 2022 recipient of the Jackson Family Scholarship in Community Engagement. She's an MPNL student and Operations Director at One City Peterborough, a nonprofit organization serving people... More