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Ontario is proposing to increase fines for individuals convicted of breaking child-welfare laws from $1,000 per day of non-compliance to a maximum court-imposed fine of $250,000.

The CALL Program is a unique action-oriented program borne out of equity, diversity, and inclusion (EDI) principles. It involves working closely with various community partners like Woodgreen, Storefront, Native Child

On June 15th, the Supreme Court issued their opinion in favor of ICWA and tribal sovereignty, ensuring that Tribal families will continue to be protected.

Beats on Bates returns for its fifth year, and have released the 2023 schedule

Beats on Bates is about to begin for the season in downtown Kalamazoo.

Less than 10 per cent of the children in Toronto are Black, yet more than half the kids in the care of the Catholic Children’s Aid Society of Toronto...

The impending closure of a youth shelter will mean ejecting more than 100 occupants from another nearby shelter to make space

Part of the Stronger TOgether initiative, funded in part by the Government of Canada, the Toronto Community Champion Award recognizes organizations that provided exceptional support for Torontonians through the pandemic.

Industry-leading total Mobile and Fixed customer growth of 301,000 up 29,000 over last year, and our strongest fourth quarter on record, driven by strong demand for our leading product portfolio of Mobility

The program is a holistic family-focused, culturally based counseling/treatment model…