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Part of this tardy but meaty issue takes us back to basics, while the other part explores some of the recent developments in the ways
Part of this tardy but meaty issue takes us back to basics, while the other part explores some of the recent developments in the ways
The present, past and future of charities all get some attention in this issue. The present state of Canadian charities includes a mix of organizations
For summer reading this issue offers some hot topics for all tastes. Canada’s tax laws encourage gifts of cultural property to Canadian institutions to help
By Susan Moisey, Rory Ralston and Bruce Murphy Published by Alberta Educational Communications Corporation (c) 1988. Development and Direction for Board of Directors By John
For the spring of 1992 we have description, prescription, and comment, as well as the usual reading list. Professor Jim Phillips comments on the decision
This issue presents views on philanthropy on the broad scale and on scales diminishing in scope, though not in importance, down to the details of
By Sheila Arvin McLean, Rona Kluger and Robert Henrey In collaboration with the member firms of Coopers & Lybrand (International) Published by INTERPHIL, 701 North
Evaluating Charities: The Better Business Bureau The expansion of the charitable sector over the past two decades has frequently been noted. Revenue Canada had about