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#TogetherWeLead Volunteer Retreat – from inspiration to impact!

Join us in celebrating all who participated in making the 2025 Together We Lead! Volunteer Retreat a huge success.

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Take Action Alert ! the time is now for education in crisis situations

We have an opportunity for a collective push for Canada to lead again for children's education in conflict and crisis situations at the G7. Take action now!

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celebrating our volunteer award winners  

Behind every Results success story are our passionate volunteers! Join us in celebrating the critical role they play in advocating for ending global poverty.

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new two-tier cabinet reveals Carney’s priorities: where does international assistance stand?

Prime Minister Carney unveiled his second cabinet. What does this tell us about his priorities and where does international assistance fit in all of it?

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election takeaways and the road ahead

On the heels of a historic federal election, it's time to dig into the results, understand the road ahead and how YOU can keep participating in our democracy.

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Canada's moment to lead: New Prime Minister urged to champion education for peace and security at G7 Summit

We join a coalition of civil society representatives to call on Prime Minister Carney to support a new Education, Peace, and Security Initiative at the upcoming G7 Summit.

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National Volunteer Week tribute to Results volunteers

During this National Volunteer Week, we celebrate Results volunteers. Without you incredible, often unsung heroes, we simply wouldn’t be where we are today.

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[Volunteer Voices] Canada, Let’s Not Turn Our Backs on the World

We call on the next government to continue showing up for people around the world. Because a better world doesn't just happen, it starts with Canada.

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April CTA: #ABetterWorld

With USAID halted and political uncertainty at home, Canada has a critical opportunity to lead. International development isn’t just an act of solidarity – it’s a strategic investment in global stability and prosperity. By ensuring children have access to vaccines, education, and healthy food, we can drive impact. With the upcoming G7, this is our moment to be a strong global leader.

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WATCH NOW: May Action Kick-Off

Dive into the outcome of the federal election and celebrate National Volunteer Week with our vibrant community!

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[Volunteer Voices] The upcoming federal election is important for Canada and the world.

The more a country is open to the world, the more successful its economy is and therefore its ability to increase living standards for all.

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spotlight on the world’s deadliest infection disease for World TB Day

This World TB Day, Results Canada staff, volunteers, and partners came together to shine a light on tuberculosis (TB), a disease of inequality.

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making a big impact for your cause: advocating to parliamentarians is key

For decades, our parliamentary advocacy strategies have successfully influenced bold investments and effective policies – your organization can do the same!

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Himanshu Patel: TB survivor and #EndTB champion

To mark World TB Day and inform our efforts to end TB alongside those most closely impacted by it, we had a chat with TB survivor-advocate Himanshu.

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[Volunteer Voices] Pushing Back Against Trump’s Anti-International Development Policies

The best way for Canadians to respond is to call on our government to sustain and increase the International Assistance Envelope.

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grassroots voices, global impact: Canada leads the way with new commitment to Gavi

Celebrating a major milestone in Canada's commitment to global health: a new pledge of $675 million to Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance. This funding, made possible with the advocacy of our volunteers, will directly impact the lives of millions.

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2024 Parliamentarian’s Year in Review  

Dive into our 2024 Parliamentarian's Year in Review and celebrate the leadership of parliamentarians and our collective accomplishments towards a world without poverty.

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[RECAP] Unite to #EndTB: World TB Day event in Toronto

For World Tuberculosis Day, we're thrilled to be hosting an event in Toronto!  Come learn about TB and the steps you can take as an advocate to generate awareness and action to eliminate the world’s deadliest infectious disease. And join us at the Toronto sign lit in red!

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WATCH NOW: April Action Kick-Off

Prepare for the upcoming federal election, how you can amplify your voice, updates from our resident policy experts and more!

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WATCH NOW: March Action Kick-Off

Prepare for World TB Day, hear TB survival stories from our community, updates from our resident policy experts and more!

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a week of action to stop the cuts!

Between September 12 to 18, hundreds of committed advocates from across Canada will take action together to call on the Government to stop the cuts to aid in Budget 2026.

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Toronto stands up for aid: renewing Canada's leadership 

Recent cuts to aid by wealthier nations have driven humanitarian needs to new highs. The statistics are staggering, but so is the fact that they were largely avoidable.

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REGISTER: September Action Kick-Off

Join us for the September Action Kick-Off where we will be joined by former MP Lindsay Mathyssen who will speak to the impact of budget cuts to international aid.

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RECORDING: August Action Kick-Off

In this call, we wrapped up our incredible work on the CEPI campaign and transitioned into the vital budget campaign. Now more than ever, our voices matter as we fight to stop critical cuts to international assistance.

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