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• Community working together to reduce food insecurity
• Charitable donation deadline extended
• Want to give the perfect holiday gift? Forget wow worthy
• Shopping Essentials Editor Favourites Holiday Edition
• Do Torontonians need winter tires?
• Nearly 80% of Canadian drivers use winter tires
• Everything you need to know about winter tires
• Community Living helps people with disabilities thrive
• Give gifts people will love – Christmas 2024
• Gift ideas for the adventurous foodie
• Mayor Mike Bradley on having a diverse and inclusive workplace
• Is your workplace doing enough to eliminate disability based discrimination?
• Ticats help fill 500 food hampers for Hamilton and Halton
• New college responsible gambling program
• Contract workers secure job protections
• Olympic chefs share healthy and sustainable recipes
• What athletes are eating at Paris Olympics
• Drivers are putting focus on efficiency
• Weeding out plant-based diet myths
• Why is gas so expensive?
• Paris Olympic athletes to feast on fresh bread, select cheeses and plenty of veggies
• We have reached a crisis where charity demand rises as volunteering rates drop
• National Volunteer Week celebrates volunteers
• Alberta needs renewed commitment to volunteering
• RGC issues praise and warning for Ontario sports betting
• Ontario sports bettors can wager on Swift prop bets
• Majority of Ontarians wagering on Super Bowl to bet online
• Shifting toward sustainable food choices
• Ontarians eager to embrace sustainable eating
• Price and taste win over environmental impact when it comes to food
• Protecting careers from problem drinking
• Building a solid foundation for volunteerism
• New tires are three years old - is that OK?
• Driving to BC. Do I legally need winter tires?
• Tim Hortons Field transforms for ultimate fan experience
• A third of Canadian drivers less likely to buy winter tires
• The man behind the eats at the Grey Cup
• Cost of living in Canada may mean winter tires are put on ice. Here’s why
• More Ontario drivers using winter tires: study
• Light It Up! creates dialogue on disability inclusion
• Canadians agree non profit sector requires stronger government support
• Walpole Island focusing on disability inclusion
• Disability inclusion takes true commitment
• Sodexo Live! Partners with Banff Sunshine Village
• Mohawk and McMaster collaborate on new imaging centre
• Mohawk and McMaster launch advanced medical imaging centre with GE HealthCare
• Support Indigenous Tourism
• Thriving Indigenous Business a Pathway to Healing and Growth
• Grande entrevue Johanne Bélanger, PDG Sodexo Canada
• High cost of living might limit road trips this summer
• Partnerships strengthen urban Indigenous mothers’ education and employment success
• Super Bowl Champ and med school grad addresses students
• Volunteerism matters more than ever
• Expanding volunteering vital to Alberta’s social fabric
• Super Bowl Champ and doctor talks nutrition at StFX University
• Communities pay for inefficiencies
• Super Bowl an exciting time for Ontario sport bettors
• Planning to bet on the Super Bowl? First come up with a plan
• New technology agreement for Windsor Regional Hospital
• Should every province mandate winter tires?
• Holiday Giving Gone Down
• Canadians should be outraged by Winnipeg police response to serial murders
• Inflation hammers holiday giving
• Charities need support this holiday season
• Ignorance is no longer an excuse
• Do I have to buy winter tires?
• Truthers, liars and the disadvantaged
• New food provider skis into Mt St Louis Moonstone
• New IR suite gets patients home faster
• The future of work is disability inclusion
• Toronto attempts record for most nationalities in group hug
• OFIFC launches Restoring Indigenous Humanity podcast
• Canada must act now to hold off a future wave of dementia
• Love Bomb immersive experience
• At decumulation stage it’s time to change your thinking
• Cases of Alzheimer’s disease to soar says new report
• Guardian introduces modern “tontine”
• Nearly One million Canadians to have dementia by 2030
• Urban Indigenous Homeward Bound program helps moms reach their goals
• Hamilton program helps Indigenous moms get diploma and “build confidence”
• Boonstra installs new basement for flooding victim
• When charities struggle, it puts immigrant workers at risk
• Block invests $3M in fund for Canadian Indigenous businesses
• Government backed Indigenous Growth Fund Receives $3M investment
• Sodexo provides path toward Indigenous prosperity
• Orillia hospital installs first in Canada tracking technology
• OSMH first in Canada with time saving technology
• Surging gas prices compound inflation toll on Canadians
• Surging gas prices stall summer road trips
• Empathy needed now more than ever
• Celebrating volunteers in Calgary
• National Volunteer Week Podcast
• Oak Valley Health opens new GE radiology suite
• Everyone has a place in the circle – new OFIFC book
• Super Bowl Champ visits Vancouver School
• Super Bowl Champ teaches healthy eating at high schools across Canada
• New fund will assist Nuu-chah-nulth businesses
• Urban Indigenous Homeward Bound program celebrates graduates
• Indigenous Investment Fund Backs Nuu-chah-nulth in first bet
• Planning before gambling is key
• Betting advice for the 2022 Super Bowl
• Keeping the spirit of hope alive this holiday season
• An Indigenous lens on Ontario’s housing crisis
• Albertans feeling more generous this holiday
• Sampling some Grey Cup food offerings
• A taste of the Grey Cup
• Winter tire acceptance in Canada
• Big majority wants federal support for charities
• Majority want law to force motorists to use winter tires
• Think twice if you’re still debating winter tires
• Can I use all season tires on mountain roads?
• Canada’s largest Indigenous org celebrates 50 years
• ONWA celebrates 50 years
• Advocacy for Indigenous Women a Long Fought Battle
• Raising awareness of Hamilton’s Untapped Workforce
• Assisting people with disabilities find employment
• Disability Inclusion is a way to address labour shortage
• Federal parties’ reconciliation efforts must include urban Indigenous communities
• Shore up charities to accomplish goals
• Ask your candidate where they stand on supporting charities
• Time to ask candidates what their party will do to strengthen charities
• People helped with court matters at Centre
• Protesters topple Sir John A Macdonald statue in downtown Hamilton
• Sir John A Macdonald statue toppled after hundreds attend rally
• Canadians make these tire care mistakes the most often
• Reno work continues at UNFC’s new home
• LightCare Rx Launches PhotoBioModulation Devices
• Study gives Niagara Council a Snapshot of Homelessness
• Homeward Bound Program helps Indigenous Single Moms
• Majority of Canadians support strengthening Indigenous businesses
• Supporting Indigenous entrepreneurs is important for healing
• Canadian support need for robust Indigenous business
• Federal Action Plan on MMIWG falls short
• MMIWG Action Plan needs more Indigenous women involved
• Ontario to release response plan to MMIWG inquiry
• What did Indigenous women want our of the national inquiry
• Dryden’s Homeward Bound leading the way
• Thunder Bay FC providing transition services during COVID-19
• Muise named executive director for OFIFC
• Distinct services go long way to address Indigenous homelessness
• Sienna nursing home exec alleges rampant resident abuse
• Maple Lodge Farms to begin vaccinating employees
• Charities hope Liberal budget helps charitable sector
• Colonization Ave gets new name
• Budget fédéral: pour une reprise équitable
• Barrie Native Friendship Centre to improve community centre
• Indigenous Friendship Centre Breaks Ground for New Housing Project
• Criminal justice system continues to fail Indigenous people
• When COVID strikes what does real transparency look like?
• Indigenous leadership vital to end homelessness
• CCAB president works year round to raise profile of Indigenous women and business
• COVID collapsed ground gained for Indigenous women in business
• Engaging youth and eliminating gender based violence
• Indigenous housing strategy combats homelessness in North Bay
• Collaboration key to solving homelessness
• Indigenous Friendship Centre fighting for homeless First Nations people
• North Bay Homelessness Paper call for spending transparency
• ONWA launches program for human trafficking survivors
• We need our Y more than ever
• A Covid Christmas can still be a giving time
• Holiday charity work a challenge
• Provincial funding to help ONWA expand anti-human trafficking programs
• Next Gen can help businesses find a way forward
• Women’s Shelter Receiving Funding
• Fort Erie and Hamilton to see new funding to prevent human trafficking
• ONWA poetry night moves online
• 11% of drivers left winter tires on all year
• Sudbury Friendship Centre and City sign agreement
• How to make charitable donations count
• 80% says winter tires saved them
• Switching to winter tires just makes cents
• Windsor joins national campaign by turning city hall blue and purple
• There is no reconciliation without the voices of Indigenous women
• Timmins supports hiring people with disabilities
• ONWA releases Indigenous women reconciliation report
• Indigenous women must lead MMIWG Action Plan
• Advocates marking MMIWG remembrance day
• Multicultural communities giving charity sector a boost
• Hospital community garden a peaceful place
• Young woman with Williams Syndrome happy to work
• Multicultural communities offer great hope for Torontonians in need
• Immigrants are strong charity supporters
• Why so few Black lawyers is a problem
• Reconciliation agreement signed with Friendship Centres and municipalities
• Strengthening municipal and Indigenous ties
• Charities worry about loss of trust
• Amid BLM less talk more walk
• Partnership tackles systemic racism
• Black Children’s lives matter
• Strategies to create more inclusion in business
• Ontario ending controversial birth alerts
• Indigenous communities know what they need to thrive
• Ontario ends birth alerts
• Hometown Hero ONWA supports Indigenous women and girls
• Cultivating prosperity for Indigenous communities
• Indigenous women’s voices must be heard
• She is Wise magazine explores art for healing
• Violence top concern for Indigenous women
• Supplying face shields to the vulnerable
• Charities hammered by COVID-19 restrictions
• COVID-19 exposes fault lines in charitable sector
• Sodexo brings back 1500 workers
• Reusable PPE production a new target
• Winnipeg FDN unveils arts charity grant
• How can you help east coast charities?
• Charities and nonprofits struggling to stay afloat
• Feds pledge $350M to help charities
• Feds to launch new tool to help businesses
• Outdoor furniture maker now making masks
• Food banks struggle to stay open
• Barterpay offers alternative commerce solutions
• Charities across Hamilton struggling amid COVID-19
• Lobbyists clamour to get voices heard on COVID-19
• Charities feeling the impact of COVID-19
• Charities face Financial Strain
• Barter a game changer for businesses
• Ontario nonprofits hit hard amid COVID-19
• Yonge Street Mission continues service during pandemic
• GWL Realty Advisors apartment rental developments in high gear
• Why don’t more drivers consider all weather tires?
• Hiring People with Disabilities Makes Good Business Sense
• Sodexo Employee Receives National Award for Alleviating Hunger
• Ontario Chamber and BarterPay form partnership
• Video game informs students about gambling addictions
• Grocery store with restaurant opens in Vancouver
• Lowes store manager honoured for hiring people with disabilities
• One third of business leaders pessimistic about economy:survey
• Confidence wavers among Canadian business leaders
• The value of winter tires
• How business can help itself by helping others
• Teens warned not to roll dice gambling
• Bill Peters controversy demonstrates employment law trends
• Grocery stores drive neighbourhood shopping mall
• Community investment gives edge in talent war
• Access to employment critical step for people with disabilities
• Survey uncovers growing pessimism about economy
• Game Brain Discusses Risks of Gambling
• Better employee retention for companies that donate to charities
• Bricks and mortar property sector rebuilding
• The truth about winter tires
• Goodbye to cold lifeless office towers
• The untapped power of hiring people with disabilities
• All five senses matter as we feed our seniors
• Are winter tires worth it?
• Rene Rodriguez new chef at Grill 41
• An inclusive world is a productive one
• Too many barriers to building rental apartments
• Hiring with Diversity
• Millennials lured by workplace upgrades
• Diversity in the workplace leads to business success
• Reverse logistics growing concern in industrial CRE
• Time to ask how federal parities will strengthen charities
• Desirable Office Amenities
• Mentoring Matters
• Flexible commute options important to office workers
• How e-commerce is changing industrial real estate
• JP Gladu on building Indigenous business prosperity
• Queen’s student donates part of scholarship to Food Bank
• Generosity and volunteerism pay off for Queen’s student
• Indigenous Businesses Strong at Exporting
• Pan Am Games at a Glance
• Tour de France urged to end avalanche of plastic
• Expect Bank of Canada to take heart in improving US economy
• Economic optimism increases – CPA survey
• Training next gen of Indigenous leaders
• BC Place offers tasty treats
• New Indigenous Innovation Centre in Toronto
• Mikisew Group and Sodexo rebrand partnership
• New venture capital fund helps Indigenous businesses scale
• Breakfast Television Vancouver – Reducing food waste
• Ti-Cats First pro Sports Team to join Aboriginal Business Council
• Saskatoon leading way with Indigenous procurement
• Powell River Hospital Develops Garden Concept
• Indigenous business is thriving
• CCAB launches Indigenous women’s microfund
• Neglecting tires can cost you at the pump
• Les entreprises autochtones encore sous-exploitées au Canada, selon un rapport
• Group calls on government to boost procurement spending with Indigenous businesses
• Indigenous businesses get small share of federal contracts
• Call Ontario One Call Before You Dig
• Time for Investors to Advance Reconciliation
• Call or Click Before You Dig
• Self care at work is important
• Call or Click Before You Dig
• Trans Canada Pipeline brings optimism to Indigenous communities
• Meet the man brokering a path to economic reconciliation
• Alberta oil camp pastry chef earns gold in international baking competition
• Encouraging Indigenous Youth to Pursue STEM Careers
• What is an Outrageous Burger?
• STEM education essential for First Nations
• BarterPay It Forward helps charities and businesses
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• Work camp chef leads Canadian international baking team
• Plant based diets meets marketing 101
• St Paul’s University offers Indigenous Business Program
• Ontario Government supports mine development
• Forward Summit will strengthen partnerships
• Gambling games in bars
• Chamber of Commerce conference focus on procurement
• Disaster Relief Squeezing Charities
• Canada’s Top Employers for young people
• Le monde des accélérateurs est-il trop consanguin?
• 100 fascinating Manitobans
• Coalition aims to put First Nations in drivers seat
• Disaster Relief is Squeezing Charities
• 94% of Atlantic Canadians use Winter Tires
• Northern Tour Operator wins Aboriginal Award from CCAB
• Five Burlington-based companies named Top Employer
• St John’s Convention Centre Food Provider Donates
• New tools bring reality of trades
• It’s time winter tire use became law in Ontario
• Innovation declaration
• Do you really need winter tires?
• Sodexo brings leaders to Cornwall
• Are all weather tires good enough for Canadians winters?
• Leaving Cash Behind – Is bartering the future?
• The first entrepreneurs
• Facebook Amazon fundamentally oppose Trump's redefinition of transgender rights
• Gambling awareness program comes to Kingston
• Peterborough welcomes Know The Signs campaign
• Why every car should have winter tires
• How to tap into one major talent pool
• Seven Companies Form Global Coalition for Animal Welfare
• That lucky troll isn't the reason to yell BINGO
• EnergiNews -First Nations Ownership of Trans Mountain terrific idea
• Entreprises égalitaires honorées
• Challenges for First Nation Businesses
• RGC hosting event to help recognize signs of problem gambling
• Problem Gambling Prevention Week Comes to Windsor and Essex County
• National Post - Corpse flower blooms at Toronto Zoo
• Journal de Montreal - La Gouvernance au feminin
• Plenty of options for students to eat healthy
• Canadians not giving as much
• Feeding Our Future program helps at risk youth
• Sweet Charity Squeezed Charity
• Funding not keeping up with demand from charities
• Businesses leaders urged to step up for Indigenous entrepreneurs
• Matt Afinec Joins Burlington Foundation Board
• Millennials share thoughts on charitable giving
• Burlington Firms Earn International Communications Award
• Business links growing between companies and First Nations
• Never judge a tire’s air pressure by how it looks
• Be Tire Smart
• Skate To Great comes to London
• 2018 New mammogram technology for Calgary patients
• Painless and quick advance in mammo technology
• National skate drive pushes off at Stars on Ice
• Premieres en Affaires – Mixite parite rentabilite
• Le bassin de donateurs aux organismes caritatifs décline
• Fewer Canadians giving more to charities
• Canada’s strong culture of giving is in danger
• Charities must innovate to attract a new generation of donors
• Hospital food you want to eat
• Cattle industry fighting back against “fake meat”
• Honey I spent too much on the kids
• Mammograms are evolving
• Time to embrace indigenomics
• Patient satisfaction with hospital food rising
• How much babies cost in the first year
• Canadian Ice Dancers Who Aren’t Tessa or Scott
• Les équipes mixtes surperforment
• More plant based foods on menu at Queen’s University
• Hiring disabled Canadians could boost economic growth
• Skate to Great charity questions City of Toronto ad campaign
• Diversity brings competitive advantage
• Burlington Chamber Announces Finalists for Business Excellence Awards
• Transgender job fair a first for Hamilton
• Caring Companies help communities
• Queens University chefs expand plant based menu
• Average Canadian to spend $723 on gifts
• 13 Gifts That Give Back
• What you should know about winter tires
• Make giving a way of life for kids
• Research looks into how to raise generous kids
• Winter tire use on the rise in Sask
• Winter tires or all-seasons?
• Eastern Health installs first PET/CT scanner
• Problem gambling an issue for many
• Burlington Vital Signs Report
• Feelings warn of a gambling problem
• Know the signs of potential gambling problem
• Burlington FDN reveals Vital Signs
• Is your gambling uncovering mixed feelings?
• Advisory group created to assist people with disabilities find jobs
• Heart surgery wait times slashed at NBHC
• Six Nations Celebrates National Award
• Six Nations receives Business Award
• Food for Life and Sodexo partner to provide healthy lunches
• Warplane Museum Upcoming Auction
• MX Nationals wrap up in Barrie
• Global motocross riders hit Barrie
• Feeding Our Future
• Food banks need help in summer
• Canadian Motocross in Good Hands
• Cole Thompson on the Podium
• Motocross Nationals Hit Gopher Dunes
• From racing bikes to riding a wheelchair
• Saskatchewan Rider looking for first
• Rockstar Energy Drink Nationals Hit Regina
• Indigenous entrepreneurs important to Canadian economic growth
• Plane Pulls offer gift of sight in developing countries
• Rockstar Energy Drink Motocross Nationals Celebrates 18 Years in Calgary
• Canadians support Indigenous Business
• Supporting Indigenous Business
• PG hosts Motocross
• Motocross coming to Prince George
• National Motocross tour kicks off
• Charitable sector more diverse than some ratings agencies think
• Local rider gets to showcase talents
• National Skate Drive Comes to Toronto
• US protectionism concerns Canadian business leaders
• Local pro Pettis stays close to home
• Skate to Great comes to Ottawa
• National skate drive to help kids
• Skate To Great Comes to Calgary
• Call before you dig!
• FedEx Skate To Great Collection comes to Montreal
• Canadian Less Concerned About Identify Theft
• Medical technology veering into Star Trek galaxies
• What you need to know about new breast screening technologies
• Sodexo named Top Diversity Employer
• Takeaways about fraud and identity theft
• Skate Drive Comes to Rogers Arena
• Ontario One Call wants you to Dig Safe
• GE launches new mammography system
• City of Burlington wins Project of the Year
• Bariatric surgery works for weight loss
• Roof fire causes $2-3 million in damage
• Burlington Foundation announces record grants for Canada’s 150th
• Sodexo among top employers for millennials
• Tis the Season for Holiday Giving
• Montreal leadership diversity remains a work in progress
• Charitable Giving in Canada drops
• 5 to 15 cam of snow forecast
• Donating to charity can make a difference
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• Donating money can make a difference
• Calgary Herald-City libraries and CPAs offer help for unemployed
• Free library book helps unemployed Calgarians
• Car deals that come with winter tires
• Road fatalities up from last year
• Why winter tires aren’t a waste of money
• Charities need to adapt to stay relevant
• Milton Chamber event focuses on AODA legislation
• Problem Gambling a Devastating Addiction
• Busting Gambling Myths
• Arena Cross Flying into BMC this weekend
• Héros de la lutte contre la faim à Calgary
• Michael Landsberg engages Burlington crowd
• Raising awareness about responsible gambling
• Responsible Gambling Council offering free advice
• Gambling with your Feelings
• Responsible Gamblig Council offers free help
• Helping Sudbury gamblers think responsibly
• Problem Gambling Prevention Week in Windsor
• Problem Gambling Prevention Week
• Local Help Available during Problem Gambling Prevention Week
• Demand for food programs up across Burlington
• Non Profit Group to Address Problem Gambling
• Mackenzie Health and Sodexo advance “Smart” Hospital
• Man and machine take on the world
• Cole Thompson won 7 of 10 motos
• Motocross Nationals Finals in Barrie
• Second Harvest and Sodexo serve 40k meals at summer camps
• Rockstar Energy Drink Motocross coming to Barrie
• Barrie racer returns for Rockstar Energy Drink Motocross
• L’aide alimentaire ne prend pas de vacances
• Millsaps wins Truro MX1
• Urban Cultivators take root in Silicon Valley
• Healthier Children are Happier
• Local riders stoked for motocross nationals in Truro
• Lunch program helps at risk Oakville kids
• Brigden Man Tops Leaderboard
• Helping Feed Underprivileged Kids
• Community lunch program feeds kids in need
• Feeding Our Future program provides meals for children living in poverty
• Canada’s largest summer lunch program launches in Halifax
• Feeding Our Future Serves 40,000 kids in Toronto this summer
• National Series Returns to Gopher Dunes
• National Moto Race in Regina
• Rockstar Energy Drink MX Nationals Hits Regina
• Alberta rider competes in Rockstar Energy Drink Motocross Nationals
• MX Nationals Kamloops slideshow
• MX Nationals will be dynamic
• Fuel efficient tires make a difference
• Kamloops absent at motocross nationals
• Community Foundations team up
• 16 Fuel Savings Ideas
• Supporting mental health through ceramics
• TRAC launches Get Fuel Fit Guide
• Youth Mental Health on Their Plate
• Let’s talk mental health
• New summer lunch program for kids in need
• Spring car care tips
• Time for Halton to #GETLOUD about mental health
• Gas station worker claims 11,570 hours of unpaid overtime
• Paul Hansell Foundation launches unique #ConvoPlate initiative
• Overtime Exploitation
• Ron Joyce named Philanthropist of the Year
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