The Nonprofit Sector and the Government in a New Century
Edited by Kathy L. Brock and Keith G. Banting Part of the Public Policy and Third Sector Series, published by The School of Policy Studies,
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Donor-Advised Funds in the U.S.: Controversy and Debate
This article is an edited version of a paper that was written for the McGill-McConnell Program: Master of Management for National Voluntary Sector Leaders. “It is
Charities and Compliance with Anti-Terrorism Legislation: A Due Diligence Response
1. Introduction As discussed in the first part of this article, “Charities and Compliance with Anti-Terrorism Legislation: The Shadow of the Law,” published in volume
The People Have Spoken: Is Anybody Listening?
Introduction Talking About Charities 2004: Canadians’ Views on Charities and Issues Affecting Charities was released in October 2004.1 The study, carried out by Ipsos-Reid for The
For the Record: Letter to the Department of Finance Canada re: Draft Income Tax Amendments to Implement 2004 Budget Proposals
The following is a letter from Gavin Wyllie, Chair, National Charities and Not-for-Profit Law Section, Canadian Bar Association, to Len Farber, General Director, Tax Legislation
Index To The Philanthropist, Volume 18
PREPARED BY MAURA BROWN, MA Subject Index A ACCOUNTABILITY. Organizations Governance, stewardship, and trusteeship as key elements of 2004(Vol. 18,No.3), pp. 225–37 ADVOCACY SEE POLITICAL
The Law of Charitable and Not-for-Profit Organizations, 3rd ed.
By Donald J. Bourgeois Published by Butterworths, 2002, 595 pp. $139. REVIEWED BY JOHN D. GREGORY of the Ontario Bar and Editor emeritus of The
Selected Issues Regarding the Liability of Directors and Officers of Charitable and Nonprofit Corporations
Introduction The state of the law in Ontario2 respecting the liability of directors and officers of charitable and nonprofit corporations3 is unsettled and unsatisfactory. On