Photo Essays
Rufina Bazlova: Embroidered chronicles of resistance in Belarus
(March 10, 2022) Rufina Bazlova is a Belarusian embroidery artist, currently based in the Czech republic. Our Photo Essay this month includes highlights from her recent project, VYZHYVANKA, which began in August 2020, and has been ongoing with new works consistently appearing on Bazlova’s Instagram. She uses the visual language of Belarusian traditional…
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Features
The charity behind the sliming of Ketanji Brown Jackson
(April 22, 2022) “The American Accountability Foundation has undermined the likes of Ketanji Brown Jackson, but it’s also gone after relatively obscure political appointees…
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Equity and justice in Canadian fundraising: Moving towards a more equitable sector
(April 22, 2022) Community-centric fundraising (CCF) is a growing movement that challenges existing philanthropic practices as being colonial in their nature, and exclusionary in…
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News
Minister announces nine new members the Advisory Committee on the Charitable Sector (ACCS)
(April 22, 2022) The Honourable Diane Lebouthillier, Minister of National Revenue, announced the appointment of nine new members to the Advisory Committee on the Charitable…
Vancouver Police Department Call of Duty recruitment ad taken down while province increases its budget
(March 17, 2022) The Vancouver Police Department latest recruitment video presented a shocking scene that showed officers (soldiers) in tactical gear with…
Public trust in government and institutions further deteriorating
(March 14, 2022) While public trust in Canada has been deteriorating since the first CanTrust study in 2016, between January 2021 and…
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