Catholic congregation seeks charity to buy its eight-acre retreat on Lake Simcoe

The Sisters of St. Joseph, a Catholic congregation, has decided to sell its waterfront retreat in Orillia, Ont. Here's what's included.

How Canadians can use charitable receipts to mitigate up to 75 per cent of their annual net taxes

Sitting down with an expert who understands the intersection between tax, philanthropy and estate planning can help clients give back to the community while also saving on taxes

Charities will soon have a higher spending quota to keep charitable status

Bosses who long for prepandemic working ways won’t fit in with new style of work

Most employees prefer a hybrid or remote work model. Bosses that believe ‘face time’ matters need to get with it

Charity sector worth $300B per year, but CRA audits have dropped four-fold since 2010

‘Gone by 2040’: Why some religions are declining in Canada faster than ever

Religiosity in Canada is at an all-time low, with recently released data from Statistics Canada showing only 68 per cent of Canadians say they have a religious affiliation.

New Toronto zoning policy could force some developers to set aside up to 22 per cent of units for...

A new zoning policy which would require that some developers construct affordable housing alongside market-rate units will be up for debate today as city council meets for the first time following...

Toronto community group looks to increase Black property ownership in Little Jamaica

An urban planning group in Toronto is embarking on a project that aims to increase the amount of commercial property owned by Black businesses in the city’s Little Jamaica neighbourhood.

Opinion: In the move to remote work, we are losing our sense of connection to the workplace

White-collar workers are experiencing loneliness and isolation as they grapple with the switch to virtual ways of working instead of in-person collaboration

Opinion: Food charities outnumber grocery stores in Canada four-to-one. That should bother you

Second Harvest research exposes the severity of food insecurity in Canada and the need for government investment to tackle the problem