From Transaction to Transformation: How Canadian Organizations Buy and Sell with Impact

Nov 20th, 2025

This report offers an update on the evolving social procurement and social enterprise landscape across Canada. Drawing from survey data and stories, this report illustrates how organizations and enterprises are driving community impact through the way they buy and sell goods and services.

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