Lindsay Borthwick

Health charities fear a slow pandemic recovery will undermine research programs

Lindsay Borthwick
May 30, 2021

A year into the pandemic, Canada’s health charities are still struggling as a result of massive declines in donations. Fear is mounting that their ability to support research initiatives — a core part of their missions — will be jeopardized for years to come.

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