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A new survey reveals 96% of food bank clients are cutting back on food. With rising costs and massive federal aid cuts, Silicon Valley faces a crisis.

A bold proposal urges Ottawa to treat childcare and elder care like pipelines, reframing social support as critical economic infrastructure.

A new proposal aims to solve Canada's $2.6B labor crisis by training immigrants in their home countries. Can this 'train-before-they-arrive' model work?

The second Asian Tourism & Hospitality Awards celebrated industry leaders as new data reveals the region's powerful post-pandemic rebound. See who won.

Atlanta is the new #1 sports business city. Discover the playbook, metrics, and national trends driving this urban gold rush for economic dominance.

A college student's powerful PSA on peer intervention and road safety earns a national scholarship as teen traffic fatalities are set to spike.

The 2026 Chandler Index reveals a paradox: government performance is up, but a staggering 70% of nations are fiscally weaker than five years ago.

A new study reveals a split in Canada's workforce: many upskill for AI, yet youth and graduates face growing job insecurity. What do workers truly want?

VETS Indexes' 2026 awards reveal a major shift as top firms now see military talent as a key competitive edge, not just a social good.

Bryant & Stratton College opens a state-of-the-art Chesterfield campus to train the next generation of nurses and medical assistants for Central Virginia.

The Hawaii-based bank posted $20.7M in Q1 earnings, balancing shareholder returns with a deep-rooted commitment to local business growth.

Bhutan announces its first International Travel Mart, a bold move to attract elite partners and showcase the visionary Gelephu Mindfulness City.

A new partnership between Cartrack and Maharishi Institute aims to create a direct path from education to employment, offering a strategic model for a nation in need.

Securus Technologies is turning prisons into talent pipelines, but its controversial past casts a long shadow over this ambitious workforce initiative.

A new study reveals a significant financial confidence gap between military and civilian households, highlighting the impact of unique benefits and coaching.

The Evaluation Company's new approval to certify foreign nurses promises to disrupt a slow market and offer a new pathway to ease US healthcare shortages.

Over 3.5 million Africans suffer from psoriasis with little support. A historic forum in Nairobi aims to shatter the silence and forge a new path for care.

Ontario's nurses praise new primary and home care funds but warn that cuts to harm reduction and inaction on social issues create a dangerous public health gap.

While new rules offer rural businesses a lifeline, Canada faces a massive economic challenge as 1.3 million temporary work permits are set to expire in 2026.

Maker's Pride is closing two Midwest facilities as part of a strategic shift to automation, leaving communities in Utah and Minnesota facing an uncertain future.