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Governments need to keep the non-monetary aspects of work in mind while supporting those rendered jobless by the COVID-19 pandemic, writes Johanna Wolfert in the Winnipeg Free Press.
"Behind every Canada Emergency Response Benefit application is a human — a person with a body, a sense of dignity, a family, a community and a life turned upside down, not just a bank account. Our policies need to treat them that way."
Cardus welcomes moves to speed up and increase foundations’ financial support for charities.
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