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Additional Section of Intro to Social Enterprise Offered Next Semester | STU
This course offers an introduction to social enterprise, exploring its history, principles, and practices. It examines the impact of social enterprises on social, economic, and environmental issues, focusing on their role in addressing community challenges and promoting sustainability. Through case studies and readings, students will gain insights into the strategies used by social enterprises to create positive change. Register for BUSI 1003 via STU Self Service.
Conference 2024 Overview | Canadian Worker Co-operative Federation
CWCF’s second-ever fully virtual conference took place from November 19-21 with a theme of Unleashing Worker Co-ops for Success.
STUdents Shine with First and Third Place Wins at Impact X Summit Pitch Competition - St Thomas University
Two teams of STUdents from the BUSI 1003: Introduction to Social Enterprise course excelled at Impact X: A Summit on Entrepreneurship & Social Change, securing first and third place in the one-minute pitch competition and earning funding for their social enterprises.
House GOP to ram through bill that gives Trump unilateral power to kill nonprofits
Donald Trump at the America First Policy Institute Gala on Nov. 14, 2024, in Palm Beach, Fla.Photo: Joe Raedle/Getty Images
Incubator program to help social enterprises solve community issues | Telegraph Journal
New N.B. incubator to guide up and coming social enterprises to tackle topics like mental health, affordable housing
Victor Beausoleil on Social Enterprise | PANL Perspectives
PANL Perspectives spoke to Victor Beausoleil about leaders in social enterprise in Canada, especially organizations doing extraordinary work with newcomers and youth in the nonprofit and private sectors.
Trick or Eat: Student union’s charitable twist on a classic holiday
Photo of Trick or Eat volunteers in front of George Martin Hall on Halloween night (Credit: STUSU)
Sydney non-profit loses bid to slash assessed value of downtown building
New Dawn Enterprises hoped to cut its property tax bill by more than half, but lost its appeal of the assessed value of the former Holy Angels high school and convent in downtown Sydney, N.S. (Tom Ayers/CBC)
Black-led non-profits from across Canada highlighted at Halifax conference | CTV News
A sign of Halifax-based Black Business Initiative. (CTV Atlantic/ Stephanie Tsicos)
The Stock Exchange of Thailand joins hands with Kasikornbank to support social entrepreneurs | Thailand Business News
On the occasion of stepping into its 50th anniversary, the Stock Exchange of Thailand has collaborated with Kasikornbank to support distribution channels for products of social enterprises (SEs) via K+ market on K PLUS.
Kelowna hospital foundation earns top non-profit accreditation in Canada | Kelowna Capital News
The Kelowna General Hospital Foundation has received the Imagine Canada Accreditation.(Kelowna General Hospital Foundation/Contributed)
Kelowna business lathers up $7K product donation for national non-profit | West K News
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Local company SONDR has teamed with Soap for Hope Canada to provide free personal care products to vulnerable individuals.
Migrant workers supported through non-profit while in Canada | Bradford Today
Ever Aguilar, centre, is supported by Viviana Gadea, left, and Liliana Lara during a recent medical appointment. | Marg. Bruineman/BradfordToday
N.B. non-profit on target to grow and donate 225,000 lbs of fresh produce | CTV News
5000 Farms harvest sweet corn to donate to New Brunswick’s Food Depot Alimentaire in Aug. 2024 (CTV Atlantic/ Alana Pickrell)
Construction begins on affordable housing units for young people in Saint John | CTV News
Centre for Youth Care is trying to raise $1 million for a $2 million affordable housing project on Thornbrough Street in Saint John, which includes nine bachelor apartments for residents ages 19 to 25. Pictured is a ribbon cutting ceremony at the site on Aug. 12, 2024. (Nick Moore/CTV Atlantic)
New Whitehorse food truck serves up sourdough, and skills training | CBC News
Sihyeon Kim at work in the S.S. Culinary food truck in downtown Whitehorse. The truck is a new social enterprise project run by the Yukon Literacy Coalition. (Camilla Faragalli/CBC)