Windsor Shelter Denied Funding Despite High Demand
The Welcome Centre Shelter for Women and Families in Windsor was denied $192,000 in city funding to expand bed capacity, despite turning away 328 women in four months.
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New Shelter in Bridgewater, N.S. Opens in June
A new shelter at 48 Elm Street in Bridgewater, Nova Scotia, is set to open in June 2026, providing critical housing support for the community.
Midland Centre Launches Anti-Human Trafficking Program
A new anti-human trafficking program in Midland, supported by Minister Charmain Williams and Huronia Transition Homes, aims to help survivors access education and employment.
Sault Women Fleeing Abuse Get New Housing Law Help
Trauma-informed housing legal clinics launch in Sault Ste. Marie to assist abused women, offering specialized support under new legislation.
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London's Sex Worker Aid Agency 'Allies' to Close
Allies, London's agency for aiding sex workers, is shutting down. The closure raises concerns about support for vulnerable individuals in the city.
Survivor Reveals 'Trauma Bond' Tactics in Human Trafficking
A human trafficking survivor shared her story in Sudbury, revealing how criminals build 'trauma bonds' with victims. The event was hosted by Angels of Hope Against Human Trafficking.
Sask. Foster Parents Allege Support Delays
Foster families in Saskatchewan report delays in respite care and reimbursement claims, raising concerns about inadequate support for vulnerable children.
Canadian Life Satisfaction Rising, But Provincial Gaps Remain
Statistics Canada reports improving life satisfaction nationwide, yet significant disparities persist across provinces, highlighting regional differences in well-being.
24/7 Homeless Shelter Opening in Bridgewater, N.S. in June
A new 24/7 homeless shelter named The Landing will open in Bridgewater, Nova Scotia, in June, providing essential services and support to those in need.
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Sask. Campaign Targets Manosphere and Rape Culture
The Choose To See campaign in Saskatchewan confronts online misogyny, toxic masculinity, and rape culture through consent education and healthy relationships.
Montreal Women's Group Continues Support After HQ Damage
Despite damage to its headquarters, Women on the Rise in NDG, Montreal continues to offer vital support to victims of domestic violence, showing resilience.
Elizabeth Fry Society reopens Sudbury location
The Elizabeth Fry Society of Northeastern Ontario celebrated the grand reopening of its Sudbury location, launching new initiatives to support women and girls in the justice system.
CPP Cut Criticized: Should Have Increased Benefits Instead
Ken Georgetti argues the CPP premium reduction benefits corporations, not workers, and urges doubling benefits to 50% for future retirees.
Manitoba Renters to Get Quarterly Cheques from Government
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew announces quarterly rental cheques for tenants, aiming to ease housing costs. The program begins in 2026.
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Ottawa Announces $6M for Housing for Children in Care
The federal government has announced nearly $6 million in funding for new housing units for children in care in Halifax, aiming to provide stable homes for vulnerable youth.
Quebec Invests $28M to Fight Homelessness
Quebec Premier Christine Fréchette announces a $28 million funding initiative to address homelessness across the province, aiming to provide shelter and support services.
Conservatives Propose EI Reforms for Parental Leave
Conservative MP Garnett Genuis announced proposed reforms to Employment Insurance for parental leave, aiming to increase flexibility and support for Canadian families.
Women United Luncheon Funds Student Success Program
Annual Women United luncheon raises funds for On Track To Success program, featuring keynote speaker Lynn McLaughlin sharing her journey of perseverance and the power of education.
Welcome Centre Shelter Zero Canada Summer Jobs 2026
The Welcome Centre Shelter for Women and Families in Windsor received no Canada Summer Jobs positions for 2026, impacting its ability to hire summer staff and serve the community.
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Grade 12 Challenge: Shots with Teachers Heard by BC Commissioner
A B.C. commissioner hears testimony about a Grade 12 'challenge' that involved students trying to do shots with teachers, raising concerns about school safety and supervision.
N.S. advocates decry lack of consultation on disability overhaul
Disability advocates in Nova Scotia accuse the province of failing to consult them before overhauling the disability support system, raising concerns about the impact on recipients.
SNAP Enrollment Drops 3 Million After GOP Cuts
SNAP enrollment fell by over 3 million since July, an 8% drop, due to Republican changes expanding work requirements and cutting fraud, sparking hunger concerns.
Youth Housing Expansion Boosts Saskatoon Safety
EGADZ unveils two new group homes in Saskatoon, expanding youth housing from 5 to 10 beds, providing 24-hour care and cultural support for at-risk teens aged 12-16.
Australian Jews Report Hate Surge Before Bondi Attack
Australian Jews told an antisemitism inquiry of a surge in hate incidents before the Bondi Hanukkah massacre, highlighting growing concerns over social cohesion.
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Montreal Mission Highlights National Homelessness Study
A Montreal mission calls attention to a national study on homelessness, aiming to raise awareness and find solutions to the ongoing crisis across Canada.
Opinion: AISH Reform Deja Vu: Alberta Repeating Mistake
Proposed changes to Alberta's AISH program echo failed 1999 reforms. Advocates warn of increased poverty, homelessness, and hunger for disabled Albertans.
Saskatchewan Households to Get More Income Support
Saskatchewan announces enhanced income support for households, aiming to ease financial burdens amid rising costs. Details on eligibility and payment amounts.
N.S. youth group shocked by $317K funding cut
LOVE Nova Scotia, a Black-led youth support organization, is reeling after the province abruptly cut $317,000 in funding, jeopardizing programs for marginalized youth.
Weinstein Lawyers Question Accuser at Rape Retrial
Harvey Weinstein's lawyers cross-examined his accuser Jessica Mann at his rape retrial in New York, challenging her credibility and past statements.
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Half of Parents Feel Unsupported in Caregiving: Study
Equimundo's State of the World's Fathers 2026 reveals half of parents feel unsupported, with many making financial sacrifices to provide care.
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