Federal Regulation of Charities
This article has been developed from the monograph “Federal Regulation of Charities: A Critical Assessment of Recent Proposals for Legislative and Regulatory Reform” (Toronto: York
This article has been developed from the monograph “Federal Regulation of Charities: A Critical Assessment of Recent Proposals for Legislative and Regulatory Reform” (Toronto: York
Viewpoint and Counterpoint provide a forum for informed debate of issues of wide interest in the philanthropic sector. The opinions expressed are those of the
Introduction Those from other provinces who have no reason to follow particularly closely the decisions of the Ontario courts might conclude from a first and
Should directors of charitable organizations be permitted to pay themselves for services rendered to the organization which are not related to their duties as directors?
Introduction Three recent Ontario cases have addressed the question of the court’s power to intetvene in the activities of a charity. This article will analyze
The degree of judicial and administrative supervision that can or should be exercised over charities in Ontario has been a recurring theme in this journal.1
(in the Surrogate Court of the Judicial District of York before Judge Sidney Dymond, and in the Divisional Court of the Supreme Court of
New Provisions of the Income Tax Act The second set of major changes to the Income Tax Act as it affects registered charities, which have