Elisha Dacey

New data from Statistics Canada shows that, despite only representing five per cent of the population, just under half of wildfire evacuations in 2023 were from communities where more than half the population was Indigenous.

This is our very scientific list of things you might like to read this summer, put together with rigorous standards and zero bias.

Illustration by Elisha Dacey/Future of Good Me, ten days ago: “Ahh, summer, things will start to calm down now, and WHAT DO YOU MEAN THE PM IS ASKING FOR

The current top story on our website, you’ll notice, is a partnership between Future of Good and The Investigative Journalism Foundation. I love

The exhibit, called Palestine Uprooted: Nakba Past and Present, drew criticism even before it opened at the national museum in Winnipeg.

Prime Minister Mark Carney announces competition, fundraising effort for 24 Sussex Drive

Comedian Josh Johnson was on my flight, y'all. (Elisha Dacey/Future of Good) I wasn’t going to write today’s newsletter because I knew my brain would be a

About 170 people took part in the Regenerative Food Systems Investment Canada summit in Winnipeg last week, where recurring themes included finding flexible capital for farmers, protecting Canada’s food sovereignty and farmers’ role in mitigating climate change.

About nine months ago, I decided it was time to show up. In person. Like most of us, I emerged from the pandemic with my relationships rather battered.

I’m always a wee bit annoyed with myself after I send out an email with a major typo or error in it. I’ve been a journalist for 25 years and a