The Nelson Report

A new law in Quebec is sparking outrage among doctors, who fear it will worsen the province’s healthcare crisis and erode professional autonomy. Will the government listen?

As Jamaica and other Caribbean nations grapple with the aftermath of Hurricane Melissa, Canada is stepping up aid, highlighting the growing need for climate resilience in vulnerable island states.

Riviana’s ‘Jars of Hope’ campaign isn’t just donating rice; it’s building a model for sustainable giving & tackling hunger in California with a unique buy-one-give-one approach.

A new preventative antibody is becoming widely available across Canada, promising protection against a common respiratory virus. But access isn't uniform, and parents now face new choices about safeguarding their little ones.

Chicago-based SBB Research Group is expanding its philanthropic efforts, partnering with the Charles River Conservancy while facing scrutiny over past investment practices. Is this a genuine shift or strategic image repair?

A father's mission has become a lifeline for thousands. LifeVac’s milestone – saving 3,000 children from choking – highlights a growing market and a potentially disruptive shift in emergency care protocols.

Human Appeal USA launches its first domestic winter coat drive, building on a successful UK model to address growing hardship and expand its impact beyond international aid. Can community-led efforts bridge the gap?

DocuPet’s new national platform connects fragmented pet data, promising faster reunions & easing the burden on overcrowded shelters. But does the tech come at a privacy cost?

New research reveals diaper need isn't just about individual hardship—it's a stark indicator of a broken economic system. Experts discuss reframing the conversation and building lasting solutions.

The Home Depot Foundation expands its commitment to veterans with $30M in grants, focusing on smart home adaptations & a unique 'master lease' program to tackle housing insecurity and support aging veterans.

Provident Bank’s renewed commitment to local non-profits, distributing $50K in grants, highlights a vital lifeline for organizations facing soaring costs and increased demand in a challenging economic climate.

A new study reveals a stark disparity: women in many parts of the world face systemic barriers to accessing basic eye care, with profound consequences for their lives and communities. Can targeted interventions bridge the gap?

A new study reveals on-time rent payments can boost credit scores and expand mortgage access. But is this a cure-all for credit invisibility, or are there hidden risks?

Declining sales, slowing construction, and rising affordability signal a shifting GTA housing landscape. Experts weigh in on the market’s future and what buyers & sellers should expect.

A new survey reveals a staggering lack of awareness about the link between diabetes and vision loss. Is Canada doing enough to protect its citizens from preventable blindness?

A $3.7M project in Chatham-Kent showcases how modular building is becoming a crucial tool in addressing Canada’s affordable housing shortage—but is it scaling fast enough?

A new study reveals a biodiversity crisis in Southern Ontario, but a data-driven conservation approach offers a cost-effective solution, potentially safeguarding the province's natural heritage.

As US protectionism rises, Canada’s largest private sector union calls for strategic investment & policies to protect jobs & build a resilient domestic economy. Will Ottawa listen?

Canada’s ambitious immigration goals are colliding with new regulations and rising fraud concerns. Experts say navigating the system requires qualified guidance as demand for consultants surges.

The insurer announces a planned succession and a new board member, signaling stability as it navigates a rapidly evolving financial landscape and focuses on strategic growth in key markets.