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Virtual Schoolhouse #13 – Registration is Open

Ana Buzzalino Oct 11, 2025
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A gift wrapped in brown paper with a dried orange slice, cinnamon sticks, and a red bell on top captures the spirit of the giving season. Gold stars scattered around on a dark surface illuminate how small gestures can change lives.

This giving season, your support changes lives

ByCanadian Lyme Disease FoundationDec 3, 2024
Black and white image of a smiling person in a suit against a soundwave graphic. Text reads "EITC: Emotional Intelligence Training Company Inc. with David Cory. Know. Engage. Lead.

David Cory talks with Kari Lotzien on Be the Anchor

ByEITC | The Emotional Intelligence Training CompanyDec 3, 2024
In a pristine Canadian stream, two salmon glide gracefully among rocks and logs. As they navigate this clear waterway, efforts to regulate pollutants like 6PPD ensure their environment remains untouched and inviting.

Take action: Urge Canada to regulate salmon-killing pollutant, 6PPD

ByRaincoast Conservation FoundationDec 2, 2024
A distant view of the Salish Sea reveals a body of water with trees in the background. A fin is visible cutting through the water's surface, hinting at mysteries below. In the foreground, a boat's railing and rope frame this tranquil scene, perfect for a day spent learning about sailing.

Sailing and learning in the Salish Sea 

ByRaincoast Conservation FoundationDec 2, 2024
A person in a white coat stands outside near a brick building, reflecting on the recent $2 million gift that fuels Lyme research at the University of Guelph.

$2 million gift boosts University of Guelph Lyme research lab

ByCanadian Lyme Disease FoundationDec 2, 2024
Three people smiling, each holding different posters, stand before a red backdrop emblazoned with "creating space for transformative conversation." The scene buzzes with energy reminiscent of Housing Central 2024 and captures the spirit of the Hey Neighbour Collective.

Hey Neighbour Collective at Housing Central 2024

ByHey Neighbour CollectiveNov 29, 2024
A terracotta pot graces a balcony with black wrought iron railing, echoing the timeless traditions of Évora against a yellow and white building facade with windows.

Exploring Évora: Ancient Roots, Timeless Traditions

ByAna BuzzalinoNov 28, 2024
Aerial view of a coastal region with turquoise and deep blue waters, revealing a curving peninsula lined with trees. Nearby herring dart through the sea as a distant mountainous landscape looms under a partly cloudy sky.

MCC submits feedback to the 2024/2025 herring IFMP

ByMCC | Pacific Marine Conservation CaucusNov 28, 2024
Three illustrated workshop posters titled "Building Social Connections in Practice" focus on neighborly connections, affordability, and housing policies. The background features a community setting brought to life with line art drawing, emphasizing the importance of practice in fostering lasting relationships.

Building Social Connections in Practice

ByHey Neighbour CollectiveNov 27, 2024
People attended a symposium titled "A Place Like Home: Community & Housing in Research" in a conference room, one year ago.

Looking back one year ago: A Place Like Home symposium

ByHey Neighbour CollectiveNov 27, 2024
Two cushioned chairs and a small table on a sunny apartment balcony with potted plants create the perfect spot for relaxation, blending home improvement with social design to enhance your living space's charm and functionality.

Designing Socially Connected Homes – small changes to make a big difference

ByHey Neighbour CollectiveNov 26, 2024
Night view of Ottawa's skyline with Parliament Hill, the heart of the federal government, illuminated and reflecting on the Ottawa River under a cloudy sky.

Federal government still not listening to Lyme sufferers

ByCanadian Lyme Disease FoundationNov 26, 2024