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Results Canada welcomes international assistance increase in new budget

April 2022 - The health issues and needs in the world are great and, with the new budget, Canada has shown our leaders understand that tackling them will create stability in the world and reduce the loss of lives and dollars that current crises are creating.

See how Results supported an end to tuberculosis this World TB Day

April 2022 - Results Canada staff, volunteers, and partners worked hard to shine a bright red light on TB. This year, we increased our impact.

New letter to Ministers Ng and Champagne on TRIPS waiver proposal

March 2022 - After 18 months of talks on the waiver proposal, a document has been published proposing a compromise agreement. In our letter, we urge the Canadian government not to accept this proposal.

Minister of International Development Invests to End TB on World Tuberculosis Day

March 2022 - The Honourable Minister of International Development, Harjit Sajjan made an announcement on a new investment of CAD$11 million in TB REACH to end tuberculosis (TB).

Parliamentarians address learning crisis on International Day of Education

January 2022 - On January 24, as students in Ontario were getting back into the classroom following another province-wide school closure due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Canadian leaders addressed the current global learning crisis.

Our advocacy has impact but more is needed to address the malnutrition crisis

December 2021 - On December 7, the N4G Summit kicked-off. Minister Sajjan announced a financial contribution of CAD$195 million. A portion of this funding is part of the $520 million pledged at the launch of the Nutrition for Growth Year of Action a year ago. 

Canada must increase Canadian aid in the new federal budget

August 2021 - On August 6, Results Canada made a submission for the Government of Canada's pre-budget consultations in advance of the upcoming 2022-2023 federal budget.

Canada’s budget is missing a recovery plan for the world

April 2021 - On April 19, the government announced an additional CAD$375 million towards the global pandemic response, which is part of a CAD$1.4 billion increase in international assistance over 5 years. Much of this CAD$1.4 billion is targeted for spending this year, meaning that Canada does not have a recovery plan for the world and is failing to take action to #StopTheDeadlyDivide.

Seeing is believing: delegation to Tanzania highlights how Canada is making real impact abroad

February 2020 - ‘Seeing is believing.’ It might sound cliché, but our parliamentary delegations prove that there is power and truth behind this phrase. Seeing the progress made towards ending extreme poverty and meeting the people whose lives have been impacted thanks to Canadian funding brings the story of Canadian aid to life and is an experience that you just can’t get from reading a report.

Guest blog: Engaging candidates is essential – a former political staffer’s perspective

January 2020 - I cherish my freedom as a Canadian, and as the federal election approaches, I am particularly proud of our legally guaranteed right to participate in the political process. I have always had an interest in politics as it impacts almost every aspect of our daily lives. This interest led me to volunteering on political campaigns as well as to working as a political staffer in provincial politics.

An open letter to all candidates in the 2019 federal election

October 2019 - Canadian aid has made its way into the election conversation and Results Canada would like to share some important information you should know when speaking about the importance of development investments during your local debates, media interviews and while knocking on doors.

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