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Funding announcements are rarely random. They are signals — reflecting where governments are placing long term bets and where capital is heading next. The advantage is recognizing where it is going be...

Mid career workers represent nearly half of Canada's workforce and are among the most exposed to disruption — yet the systems designed to support them rarely arrive early enough to matter.

International Women's Day is a moment for strategic reflection. For women led organizations, funding is infrastructure — and the real question is whether today's funding architecture is optimized to s...

Canada's Defence Industrial Strategy is more than a policy document. It is a directional signal for capital, procurement, innovation, and workforce development over the next decade.

Nova Scotia is cutting $130 million in grants, impacting hundreds of programs and organizations. For nonprofits, cuts like these are not just line items — they are a signal to reassess your funding st...

B.C.'s 2026 Budget balances fiscal reality and service preservation, making choices that protect health care, education, and social supports while investing in skills training and economic competitive...

Reflections from the ISET National Gathering and Cannexus — on the themes, tradeoffs, and grounded conversations shaping the future of workforce development and funding.

One thing I wish more people understood about funded projects is how messy they usually are behind the scenes. Messy is normal — and knowing how to navigate it is what sets successful teams apart.

After more than two decades in the funding world, we realized most teams don't need to work harder — they need better clarity and better strategy. That's why we're hosting free workshops.

Why collaboration feels harder than ever — and how to fix it. Exploring why partnerships have become more difficult to build and what it takes to create meaningful, sustainable collaborations.