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May 2026 Newsletter
Since our last edition...
We are very grateful to have gathered earlier this month for our Team Retreat in London, Ontario, where we also held a friendly mixer with representatives from local PFC Member and sector organizations, and went on an insightful site visit with the Oneida Nation of the Thames at the nearby 13 Moons Land Based Learning Camp.
We held four insight-packed sessions of our Mission-Aligned Investing to Maximize Philanthropic Impact Learning Series, a professional development course designed and delivered in partnership with Impact United Academy. The final two sessions will be offered on Thursdays June 4 and June 18. See details below.
We launched our five-part Climate Philanthropy Learning Series designed and developed in partnership with Impatience Earth, which will run until mid-June.
PFC Updates
PFC published a Policy Advisory in response to the Spring Economic Statement: Spring Economic Statement: PFC welcomes announcements about Modernising Canada’s Charitable Framework and Canada Sovereign Wealth Fund
Jean-Marc Mangin was quoted in Alliance Magazine's "Canada eyes ‘21st century’ nonprofit tax rules as $25 billion sovereign wealth fund opens", stating that ‘Clear, predictable, and contemporary charitable policy is essential to ensuring that philanthropic capital can be deployed efficiently, responsibly, and in support of Canada’s economic and social priorities in service of our communities’.
Jean-Marc was also featured in an interview series by KCI, in which KCI shares and celebrates how rewarding it has been to see many of the individuals it has helped place continue to grow and thrive in their roles—often far beyond the sector’s average tenure.
André Vashist’s article, "Crisis as a Catalyst: How Climate Justice Is Reshaping Canadian Philanthropy”, was published in PhiLab’s The PhiLanthropic Year of Spring 2026.
Supporting Imagine Canada’s Campaign: PFC is proud to support Imagine Canada's ‘Strong Foundation. Stronger Impact.’ campaign - a campaign that shines a light on the Accredited organizations that have invested in strong foundations - not just to do good, but to do good that lasts. The Imagine Canada Accreditation Trustmark is how donors, partners, and communities can give with confidence. See if the charities you support have earned the Trustmark.
PFC Programming
Network Convening Initiatives
PFC's 2026 National Conference:
Early Bird Registration for Members and other Foundations & Grantmakers is Now Open until June 8!
For a limited time, we are offering Early Bird Ticket rates to foundations and grantmakers, including those considering PFC membership. This discounted ticket rate is available until Monday, June 8, 2026, or until quantities last. Registration for non-grantmaking organizations from across the broader sector will also open on that day.
The conference will be held September 23-25, 2026, with pre-conference experiences for funders scheduled for September 22. Funder-only programming continues through September 23, with the conference opening to the broader sector at the evening plenary September 23. The venue for our 2026 conference is the RBC Convention Centre, in Winnipeg, Manitoba, on Treaty 1 Territory and the Homeland of the Red River Métis. Learn more about our programming, venue, accommodation options, and more here.
- Learn more about our theme and approach here: Why Reciprocity, and Why Now?
- Learn more about our collaboration with WINGSForum here: From Intention to Action: Connecting National and Global Philanthropy at a Critical Moment
- Learn more about our invitation into a collective act of truth and reconciliation in support of the NCTR’s campaign here: A Collective Act of Truth and Reconciliation
Upcoming PFC Activities
Mission-Aligned Investing to Maximize Philanthropic Impact
Investment Approaches in the Private/Alternatives Market
Thursday, June 4 (online) | 2-4 PM AT/1-3 PM
ET/
12-2 PM CT/11 AM-1 PM MT/10 AM-12 PM PT
Learn more and register here.
Impact Measurement and Reporting
Thursday, June 18 (online) | 2-4 PM AT/1-3 PM ET/
12-2 PM CT/11 AM-1 PM MT/10 AM-12 PM PT
Learn more and register here.
PFC’s Annual CEO Retreat
June 10-12, 2026
Blackbush Beach Resort, Grand Tracadie, PEI
Registration has now ended. The retreat has sold out.
All our events are also viewable at-a-glance in our online events calendar.
New Members
PFC is happy to welcome our newest members to our network:
Indspire
Indspire is an Indigenous national charity that invests in the education of First Nations, Inuit and Métis people for the long-term benefit of these individuals, their families and communities, and Canada. They serve First Nations, Inuit, and Métis students in remote communities, rural areas and urban centres across Canada. With the support of their funding partners, Indspire disburses financial awards, delivers programs, and shares resources with the goal of increasing graduation rates for Indigenous students.
Quasar Empowerment Fund
Quasar Empowerment Fund is a Donor Advised Fund supporting causes related to gender equality, rights, and freedoms, spanning education, health, violence, economic empowerment, sexual health and sex trafficking, mentorship and leadership, AI safety and preparedness, and democracy issues.
Announcements, Appointments
and Awards
- MakeWay welcomed Emily Cabrera, Rebecca Mearns, Lauren Ravon, Jayla Rousseau-Thomas, and Riley Yesno onto their Board of Directors.
- Keith Sjogren received the “Friend of CAGP" Award for his contribution and dedication to the mission of CAGP, at the Canadian Association of Gift Planners' national conference held in Winnipeg.
- Weston Family Foundation awards two McGill researchers for human microbiome research.
- The Circle on Philanthropy is among WINGS' Ecosytem Builder Awards (WEBA) Finalists in the Connections category.
- The Chancellor’s Award was presented to Craig Wellington, CEO, Black Opportunity Fund, and board chair and founder Ray Williams.
Have any exciting news you’d like to share with our network? Let us know!
Member & Sector Job Board
- Humanitarian Officer, First Response Fund - Equality Fund
- Operations & Programs Coordinator - Graham Boeckh Foundation
- Head, Northern - Weston Family Foundation
- Associate Director of Finance - Canadian Race Relations Foundation
- Director of Public Policy - Canadian Race Relations Foundation
Member & Sector Insights
Canada Revenue Agency has introduced a simplified guide designed to help organizations write their charitable purposes more quickly and easily. This new resource focuses on condensing the key elements of CRA's longer guidance in a clearer, more concise, and accessible format.
Fondation Choquette-Legault, Lucie and André Chagnon Foundation, McConnell Foundation, Fondation Dufresne et Gauthier, Trottier Family Foundation, Fondation J.A. Bombardier, Fondation Béati mentioned in “Postures and Practices of Quebec Philanthropic Foundations Involved in Sustainable Finance".
Last month, grantmakers across Canada, including panelists from Béati Foundation, Inspirit Foundation and Rideau Hall Foundation, attended a peer exchange hosted by Juniper Glass of Lumiere Consulting, with takeaways from the conversation captured in “Spiking Demand for Grants: a New Reality for Foundations in Canada”, summarizing the current situation, its drivers and the practices and strategies exchanged between foundations.
In PhiLab Podcast – Consensus Granting Model - Annauma Community Foundation Executive Director Danielle Gibbie, along with Adriana Kusugak (Ilitaqsiniq) and Joey Murdoch-Flowers (Qajuqturvik Community Food Centre), discuss community-led work in Nunavut and what makes Annauma's consensus-based granting so distinct.
Hilary Pearson’s “Democracy and Philanthropy: A View from Europe” argues that what we need in Canada is more urgency of action, and greater alignment of philanthropic efforts, and that we could learn from the Europeans who are already moving in this direction with a real firmness of purpose.
European Research Network On Philanthropy's Snapshot of Philanthropy Education 2026 explores the European philanthropy education landscape.
Abdul Nakua argues that, rather than seeking incremental changes, the social sector is being called upon to reclaim a larger role in Canadian society, in The Philanthropist Journal's "Reclaiming the public square in a time of rupture"
Philanthropy’s role in closing the last coal-fired power plant in Ontario 12 years ago, one of Canada’s great clean-economy achievements, offers some urgent lessons for how the sector can be most effective today in The Philanthropist Journal’s “How philanthropy supported the biggest GHG reduction in North American history”.
SVX's report "Canadian Impact Investing Market Report 2026" provides a snapshot of the Canadian impact investing landscape at a pivotal moment, exploring market size, financial performance, sector focus, and approaches to impact measurement.
The CAGP Foundation released “Legacy Giving in Canada: 2025 Research on Charitable Bequests, Gifts in Wills, and Estate Planning Trends” - a national research report offering the most comprehensive and inclusive look at charitable bequests, gifts in wills, and estate planning trends in Canada to date.
Myriad Canada, whose mission is to connect Canadian donors with their favourite charitable causes anywhere in the world, presents its key figures in "Snapshot 2025".
In Canadian Family Offices’ “Canada not immune to growing unease with the concept of philanthropy”, Hilary Pearson says Canadians have always had a healthy suspicion of extreme wealth and people who wield it. What has changed is the environment around that perception, and that the rapid-fire pace of public discourse on social media has turned up the volume on the conversation.
WINGS’ second progress report for the International Philanthropy Commitment on Climate Change articulates the progress made by foundations internationally as they seek to integrate climate across their work, from governance to grantmaking. It shares examples of good practice, sheds light on challenges, and identifies opportunities for continued individual and collective progress.
New “How Funding Design Affects the Impact of Canadian Charities” briefing from Carleton University's Charity Insights Canada Project reinforces what many in the sector have long experienced: it is not only how much funding charities receive — but also how that funding is designed — that shapes their ability to serve communities well.
Chamandy Foundation among the funders of "The Hidden Cost of Funding: How Federal Policies and Practices Impact Nonprofits and Their Communities" report published by Imagine Canada.
As Philanthropist Journal article argues, for charities and non-profits, clear communication about the use of artificial intelligence has emerged as a key component of any AI strategy – and is key to building, and maintaining, public trust. As charities race to adopt artificial intelligence, “the single most important step” should be a clear framework on how it is used. But only 10% of Canadian non-profits have formal policies.
Maytree’s Five Good Ideas on how to think responsibly about generative AI welcomed Jake Hirsch-Allen, head of Partnerships at The Dais, who shared five practical ideas on how to adopt generative AI responsibly and effectively.
Sector3Insights’ 2026 Canadians' Prosocial Behaviours Study, which builds on two prior studies (2023, 2025) to advance the insights on the important drivers of Canadians' prosocial behaviours, argues that the body of knowledge is becoming quite clear: generosity is socially engineered.
Equality Fund’s Jess Tomlin explains how she believes development spending can work effectively with the financial system for mutual benefit in "Feminist, for-profit development models are not a radical venture".
This year, TD's Private Giving Foundation surpassed $1 billion in charitable giving. The foundation's Executive Director and Vice President of Philanthropic Advisory Services at TD Wealth, Jo-Anne Ryan, speaks about the ways philanthropic trends have evolved and how Canadians can start their giving journey using donor-advised funds.
Azrieli Foundation-funded Canadian Centre for Caregiving Excellence (CCCE) has published its newest report “Caring in Canada 2026” in which it describes how the affordability crisis across Canada is putting additional pressure on its more than eight million caregivers, many of whom are already at their limit.
Both the McConnell Foundation and the Trottier Family Foundation are mentioned in the Montreal Climate Summit’s Commitment Book, whose 2026 edition highlights were recently published.
The HEC Montréal Media Cluster is partnering with the University of Geneva to become the lead partner of the Media and Philanthropy Initiative, whose mission is to understand and foster philanthropic engagement in the media sector.
Upcoming Member & Sector Activities
Annual ONN Survey - ONN’s 2026 State of the Sector survey - is now open! Nonprofit data is crucial for understanding current realities amidst a rapidly changing environment and building strong advocacy tools for nonprofits across Ontario. Help ONN tell our sector's story.
Vantage Point’s 2026 State of the Sector Survey for British Columbia is now open. This survey gathers collective data for the non-profit sector in BC, and its strength depends on broad participation.
Monday, June 1 - Deadline to apply for HEC Montréal’s Graduate Microprogram in Contemporary Philanthropy - a 9 credit-short university education program which aims to strengthen the capacity of organizations to act, impact and steer. Learn more and register here.
Tuesday, June 2, 1:00 - 2:00 PM ET | Maytree's Five Good Ideas on how to become a collaborative organization welcomes Liz Weaver, former Co-CEO of the Tamarack Institute, and Linda Mollenhauer, founder of Ignite NPS, who will share practical stories and ideas to help you choose the right collaborations, show up as a strong partner, and avoid common pitfalls. Register here.
Thursday, June 4, 9:00 ET | WINGS' Webinar to launch the Philanthropy For Climate: State of the Movement Report, which offers a global snapshot of a movement that now spans 30 countries and represents over $31.8 billion USD in endowments. It explores how foundations are embedding climate action across their grantmaking, investments, operations, and advocacy — regardless of whether they work in climate, health, education, social justice, or other fields. Register for the event here.
June-4-5 | BC Non-Profit Leadership Conference, which brings together non-profit leaders from across BC to strengthen our sector, connects executive directors, board members, managers, funders, consultants, and emerging leaders to share ideas, tackle challenges, and collaborate on solutions. Register here.
Tuesday, June 9, 1 - 2 PM EDT | Volunteer Management Professionals of Canada webinar on navigating Statistics Canada’s website and locating Indigenous-related data and resources related to volunteering, giving, and community participation. Learn more and register here.
Tuesday, June 16, 2 - 3 PM EDT | Let's Talk: Getting Funders and Nonprofits on the Same Page | According to research from the Chronicle of Philanthropy and Mission Partners, more than half of nonprofit leaders and more than three-quarters of foundation leaders say they’re concerned about a growing disconnect between funders and grantees. Register here.
Wednesday, June 17, 1 PM - 2 PM EDT | Sector Signals - Trends Every Nonprofit Leader Should Know: Mid-Year Pulse - Join Bruce MacDonald, President & CEO of Imagine Canada, for a mid-year pulse check on the forces shaping the charitable and nonprofit sector. Together with Janice Stein, Founding Director of the Munk School of Global Affairs & Public Policy, who will help understand the broader social and economic landscape influencing the sector at home and abroad, they’ll assess how the landscape is changing, and surface what sector leaders should have on their radar for the months ahead. Register here.
Thursday, June 18 - 2:00 PM ET | Trust-Based Philanthropy Meetup for Canadian Grantmakers, hosted by Graham C. Lount Family Foundation. This is a space to get to know one another and explore how to advance trust-based practices in the Canadian philanthropic sector. Register here.
Members in the News
The Lawson Foundation, Real Estate Foundation of BC, Trico Foundation, Lucie and André Chagnon Foundation, Inspirit Foundation, McConnell Foundation, among other private and public foundations, are mentioned in this opinion piece that believes the philanthropic sector could play a greater role in addressing domestic crises in Canada, providing examples of these foundations contributing through impact investing: "Philanthropic capital could do much more to address Canada’s overlapping crises".
MakeWay, Peter Gilgan Foundation, RBC Foundation among grantmakers featured in Future of Good's "Shared platforms strengthen grassroots, mutual aid work – yet funders know little about them".
Donner Canadian Foundation and Azrieli Foundation philanthropic support to the Donner Prize, that annually recognizes the best public policy book by a Canadian, are highlighted in "Globe columnists among authors nominated for this year’s Donner Prize".
Trottier Family Foundation gift, that will support astronomy research and outreach at SFU, is highlighted in "$2 million endowment takes SFU astrophysics research to galaxies far, far away".
RBC Foundation gift, that will help connect tenants to healthcare services close to home and in a timely manner, is mentioned in "Ottawa leaders launch next phase of health and housing collaboration" and other gift to Lakeland College’s Bachelor of Agriculture Technology is mentioned in " Tech students, backed by RBC, are giving farming an image makeover".
Azrieli Foundation philanthropic gift in support of caregiving is highlighted in “No Caregiver Left Behind: Scaling Sustainable Care for Caregivers” and its donation to support the care of women is highlighted in "Menopausal Women in Canada Face Multiple Barriers to Care".
Law Foundation of Ontario lead grant, with support from the Lincoln Alexander School of Law and Yellowhead Institute, in partnership with the School of Journalism at TMU, are mentioned in "Journalist plans to create new archive of residential school survivor stories — before it's too late".
Canadian Race Relations Foundation-funded Anti-Sikh Hate Report - a comprehensive examination of anti-Sikh discrimination in Canada - is mentioned in "WSO to launch national Anti-Sikh Hate Report in Brampton on Saturday".
Canadian Women's Foundation sponsorship, which supports the Landsberg Award, celebrating a journalist, or journalists, enhancing awareness of women's equality issues, is highlighted in "CJF names Landsberg Award finalists".
Law Foundation of Ontario grant, that supports an online discussion around the implications of the Strengthening Canada’s Immigration System and Borders Act, also known as Bill C-12, is acknowledged in "Webinar: Changes to the Refugee Process: How Will Bill C-12 Affect You?".
Calgary Foundation grant, which goes toward helping Bachelor of Child Studies Students create safe after-hours space for Calgary youth, is highlighted in "From classroom to community", and another grant to support the Calgary Volunteer Fair was highlighted in "Connect with non-profits at Calgary Volunteer Fair".
Hyatt Family Foundation research partnership to support innovation in kidney care is recognized in "New Partnership to Accelerate Innovation in Kidney Research".
Raven Indigenous Impact Foundation grant, that will help provide an incubation program in support of and collaboration with the Environment Protection Unit of Kahnawà:ke (KEPO), is highlighted in "Supporting Indigenous Leadership: At the Heart of a Just and Equitable Transition in Greater Montréal"
Weston Family Foundation-funded research, to help advance a potent new antibiotic with the potential to treat inflammatory bowel diseases, like Crohn’s, is highlighted in "McMaster researcher awarded more than $2M from Weston Family Foundation to advance precision antibiotic for IBD".
RBC Foundation support, which helped a team of Acadia engineering students create a floating platform for an offshore wind turbine, is mentioned in "Blowing away the competition: Acadia engineering students tie for first place in offshore wind competition".
Rideau Hall Foundation support for the mentorship of youth is mentioned in "Death of grandma and COVID-19 inspires Calgary youth to build award-winning health literacy publication".
Real Estate Foundation of BC and The Hillary and Galen Weston Foundation, whose philanthropic grants help fund The Watershed Security Fund, are highlighted in "Redd Fish society works with Hesquiaht, Ahousaht and Tla-o-qui-aht to restore salmon habitat".
The Hilary and Galen Weston Foundation grant, that will help push the boundaries of what is possible in neurological and mobility science, is mentioned in "How Health Sciences researchers are saving infant lives and improving how seniors age".
Calgary Foundation-supported Poet Laureat Program, whose 8th holder was named recently by the City of Calgary, is mentioned in "Calgary names Clara A. B. Joseph as its new poet laureate".
RBC Foundation investments in Indigenous-led or informed and serving initiatives across Canada, including nature-based solutions and social impact initiatives that reflect the needs of Indigenous communities, are highlighted in "RBC announces specialized practice to serve Indigenous-owned major projects and investments".
Joyce Family Foundation gift, that will help more students access a Lakehead University education, removing financial barriers and opening doors to opportunity, is highlighted in "$2M donation will fund new Lakehead University bursaries".
Lawson Foundation and Waltons Trust grants, to support a new pan-Canadian Outdoor & Land-Based ECE initiative to strengthen early childhood education through outdoor and land-based teaching and learning, are mentioned in "$5 Million Initiative to Advance Outdoor and Land-Based Learning in Early Childhood Education across Canada".
United Church of Canada Foundation grant, that will help an Ontario church preach inclusivity by teaching its congregation American Sign Language (ASL), is mentioned in "Learning to Sign ‘Amen’"
Calgary Arts Development's philanthropic support, which made possible the publication of Calgary Economic Development’s Report to the Community, is mentioned in "Calgary doubles down on trade diversification as global uncertainty reshapes the economic landscape".
Fondation Choquette-Legault, whose president attended the inauguration of the Clinique des femmes de l’Outaouais' new site, is highlighted in "Outaouais’s non-profit Women’s Clinic continues to provide essential care at new location".
National Sixties Scoop Healing Foundation of Canada funding for "Rattle: A Sixties Scoop Play" based on the true stories of Sixties Scoop survivors, is highlighted in "BU profs’ award-winning Sixties Scoop play hits Winnipeg stage in June".
Trottier Family Foundation and McConnell Foundation grants, that helped launch Investors for Paris Compliance, or I4PC in 2021, are mentioned in "Climate advocacy group Investors for Paris Compliance to shut down".
Zero Emissions Innovation Centre's 2026 Building Electrification Roadmap, released in April, is highlighted in "B.C. Building Electrification Roadmap Offers Steadier Bills, Safer Homes".
Canadian Race Relations Foundation's support to "Silent No More"—an impactful virtual experience designed to encourage awareness, education and reflection on the legacy of Indian residential schools in Canada, is highlighted in "Silent No More: Virtual Tour of the Former Mohawk Institute Indian Residential School".
GreenShield Cares' social impact platform, through which earnings are reinvested to support communities that are underserved by traditional health care and insurance, is highlighted in "How GreenShield Is Driving Collaboration to Close Canada’s Care Gaps".
Canadian Race Relations Foundation grant that helped make possible a series of journalism and media production workshops for Indigenous people living in Elsipogtog, is highlighted in "Call for participants".
Myriad Canada, which facilitates global donations while ensuring tax compliance, is highlighted in Canadian Family Office’s "Smoothing the path for Canadian philanthropy abroad: Benoit Fontaine and Myriad Canada”.
RBC Foundation and Lawson Foundation, among many grantmakers funding a program to help nonprofit leaders develop essential skills, strengthen their own and their teams’ well-being and resilience and providing access to resources and tools needed to thrive in challenging environments, are mentioned in "RBC unveils new program and online hub designed to help strengthen Canada’s nonprofit sector amid unprecedented strain".
Canadian Women’s Foundation, whose Executive Director led a panel discussion on the importance of a strong care economy in Canada, at Canadian Labour Congress’ recent convention, is mentioned in "CLC Convention Day 3: Workers Tackle the Care Crisis and Inequality".
Black Opportunity Fund is mentioned in the context of Philanthropist Journal article "The equity problem inside strategic planning", which highlights how Black communities receive less than 0.1% of philanthropic funding from Canadian foundations, despite accounting for 3.5% of Canada’s population.
Ivey Foundation, whose primary focus in the economy and the environment granting program provides funding for net-zero focused organizations, is mentioned in "Electrification key to Sault’s economic future, climate expert says".
Fairmount Foundation and Lyle S. Hallman Foundation are recognized as essential community partners in "Reception House honours Waterloo Region community heroes".
Meighen Family Foundation, which has helped fund the work of co-author Sarah Elton, is mentioned in "Worried about food prices? Investment in public infrastructure pays".
Atkinson Foundation's campaign, which celebrates the creativity and commitment within the movement for decent work, along with Definity Foundation funding, are highlighted in The Philanthropist Journal’s "Fighting the good fight: Philanthropy and policy advocacy".
The Helix Foundation for Children and Youth, who is among the signatories of a joint statement demanding accountability, federal infrastructure, and binding commitments to make human rights real for everyone in Canada, is mentioned in "Canadian Civil Society Organizations Unite in Call for Human Rights Action at Minister’s Forum".
Catherine Donnelly Foundation grant, which helped Alberta run its Provincial Housing and Service Needs Estimation project, is highlighted as a supporter in "Tri Municipal Region 2025 Alberta Housing and Service Needs Estimation report released".
Future Generations Foundation grant for the Native Women's Shelter of Montreal to host a session of the Permanent Peoples' Tribunal to examine evidence of residential school human rights violations, is mentioned in "Tribunal into missing Indigenous children and unmarked graves to hold sessions in Montreal".
The Canadian Race Relations Foundation, which helped organize an evening featuring 11 new films, is recognized in “Wapikoni : Une soirée marquante pour notre lancement 2026” (Wapikoni: A Memorable Evening for Our 2026 Launch).
Trottier Family Foundation’s financial support, which made possible the launch of Ibidem, a brand-new French-language scientific journal, is mentioned in “L’indispensable francophonie scientifique” (The Indispensable French-Speaking Scientific Community).
Trottier Family Foundation support, which will provide McGill University’s research community with state-of-the-art facilities that foster collaboration, innovation, and the advancement of knowledge—to the benefit of Quebec society and the province’s scientific reputation—is mentioned in “Québec appuie deux projets de construction de l’Université McGill” (Quebec Supports Two McGill University Construction Projects).
Lucie and André Chagnon Foundation's contribution, along with those from other donors, which will make it possible to establish a new center designed by and for the region’s urban Indigenous community, is mentioned in “Centre d’amitié autochtone de Lanaudière : plus de 4 millions de dollars amassés” (Lanaudière Indigenous Friendship Centre: Over $4 Million Raised).
The Lucie and André Chagnon Foundation, which will fund the Shared Knowledge Workshops through 2030, is mentioned in “Allier recherche et communauté à Pointe-aux-Outardes” (Bringing Together Research and the Community in Pointe-aux-Outardes).
Lucie and André Chagnon Foundation’s support for the event—which brought together representatives from the Bas-Saint-Laurent, Gaspésie–Îles-de-la-Madeleine, and Côte-Nord regions to discuss the challenges and prospects for the development of the social economy in Eastern Quebec—is highlighted in “L’économie sociale de l’Est-du-Québec au cœur d’un forum interrégional à Matane” (The Social Economy of Eastern Quebec at the Heart of an Interregional Forum in Matane).
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