Are you a healthcare professional who has just diagnosed someone with cancer or another chronic illness? Do they have children? Those children are young caregivers.

At Ivan Franko Homes, every wrinkle tells a story, and every day is an opportunity to celebrate the beauty of aging. For over six decades, this beloved organization has provided compassionate, culturally sensitive care for seniors, and as it looks to the future, it’s reimagining what aging looks like.

By Matthew Le Blanc, Communications Officer, CWB Foundation

Canada’s youth justice system is at a crossroads. For too long, incarceration has been viewed primarily as punishment. However, without genuine opportunities for education, skill development, or mentorship, many young people released from custody often re-enter it. What if incarceration could instead be a turning point, a chance to reset and build toward a promising future?

Sixty-five years ago, a group of determined parents refused to accept that cystic fibrosis (CF) was a death sentence for their children. Today, Cystic Fibrosis Canada shows us what unwavering commitment can achieve.

Canada’s first-ever Hard Rock Hotel has made a thunderous debut—earning a coveted spot on Forbes’ “Top 11 New Hotels to Visit This Summer.” Located within the iconic 100 Kellogg Lane in London, Ontario, this electrifying destination is already turning heads just months after its grand opening in April.

Imagine waiting four years to get a diagnosis that could provide the right support for your child. Imagine being overwhelmed in a public space with no understanding from those around you. Imagine needing someone to talk to—someone who truly gets what you’re going through—and having no one to call. For many neurodivergent people in Canada and their families, this isn’t imagination. It’s reality. It’s why Autism Canada is working to flip the script.

Before vaccines, diseases like measles and pertussis (whooping cough) regularly claimed lives. Today, those diseases are resurging—not because we lack the tools to prevent them, but because not enough people are using them.

Humans have been observing the night sky since the beginning of our history. Star-watching was a tool that helped us survive, enabling us to predict seasonal changes and track the passage of time. Now it connects us: we all share the same night sky.

The City of Guelph, right between Toronto and London off of Highway 401, is a vibrant community shaped by its agriculture, industry, and art.

Every September, communities across Canada come together to celebrate, plant, and protect our trees. National Tree Day 2025 (September 24th), part of National Forest Week, is a nationwide invitation to take climate action and inspire a new generation of environmental caretakers. This year, Tree Canada is celebrating 14 years of action, shining a spotlight on grassroots involvement because the most powerful impact often begins close to home.