The Government of New Brunswick has tabled its 2026–2027 provincial budget, announcing the largest investment in health care in the province’s history alongside significant funding for affordability, housing, education, and
In 2022, BNP Inspire became the first—and to this day, the only—philanthropy consulting firm in Canada to obtain B Corp certification. At the end of 2025, we reached a new
Many people wonder whether their organization should set up a major giving program or a major campaign to achieve its goals and carry out its projects. Some question the major
Winner of the Jean Robert Nolet Scholarship, 2025 Edition In honor of one of its co-founders, BNP Inspire created the Jean Robert Nolet Scholarship in 2017 to support the training
The 2025 federal budget puts the spotlight on the vitality of our communities.With the new Fund for Building Strong Communities, Ottawa plans to invest $51 billion over ten years, followed by $3 billion
Bill 2 fixes an oversight and restores an essential link between gratitude and giving Adopted by the National Assembly at the end of October 2025, Bill 2—introduced by Minister Christian
The imposition of tariffs of over 25% on a wide range of Canadian products exported to the U.S., although postponed for 30 days, remains a tangible threat to the Canadian
BNP Inspire unveils the results of its first national study on Succession Planning in the philanthropic sector, conducted with the participation of 188 organizations across Canada. The study highlights some
Succession planning is a crucial step for any organization or foundation, regardless of its field of activity. It is undoubtedly a sound risk management practice that should always be considered.
In the philanthropic sector, talent management practices have long been guided by traditional principles, often in response to budget constraints and rigid structures. However, as 2024 unfolds, we are witnessing
