From the Editor
The question of charities and their money remains of pressing interest to donors, recipients and regulators. Several contributors participate in the discussion in this issue.
The question of charities and their money remains of pressing interest to donors, recipients and regulators. Several contributors participate in the discussion in this issue.
Edited by Allan Arlett and Norah McClintock Published by The Canadian Centre for Philanthropy, Toronto, Ontario, 1988, pp. XXXV, 689. Foundations arc a vital component
The following brief history of The Philanthropist was produced at the request of several subscribers and contributors who were interested in the background of the
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
Government supervision of charities, an increasingly popular concern, leads off this issue. Les Vandor, our legal commentator, sounds a cautionary note about the extent of
Cite as (1987) or (1988), 7 Philanthrop. No. pp. PREPARED BY CLAUDIA WILLETTS, M.L.S. Subject Index A ACCOUNTING Financial value. Calculation for training managers Fall
Pursuant to the Charities Accounting Act, charities are required to provide to the Public Trustee the following documentation and information: 1) Notification of inception. A
By J.C Crimmins and M Keil Published by Partners for Liveable Places and The Rockefeller Brothers Fund, Washington. D.C and New York, 1983. REVIEWED BY