Foundations In The Seventies
On May 1st, 1973 the Brora Centre sponsored an all day conference at the Guild Inn in Scarborough, Ontario to discuss the subject “Foundations in
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The Advancement of Religion: A Form of Charity?
An Address delivered to the Wills and Trusts Section of the Canadian Bar Association at its Annual Meeting in Montreal, August, 1972 When I
The Taxation Of Charitable Institutions
The fiscal policy of the Canadian government has, since the inception of modern tax, encouraged charitable endeavours by providing for a deduction to persons who
“Public” Charitable Trusts Which Fail: An Appeal For Judicial Consistency
The ownership of funds raised by public appeal for charitable purposes which fail trouble Canadian courts only occasionally. This may reflect the scarcity of
Cases and Comments: Re Metcalfe
It is not uncommon for an educational institution to be offered gifts subject to conditions, which, if not technically in conflict with the objects of
From the editor …
When The Philanthropist was launched a year ago this fall, it was with the intention that a vehicle of some kind was needed for an informed
Flashback: The eight degrees of charity
Rabbi Moses Ben Maimonides, a Spanish philosopher of the twelfth century The First and lowest degree is to give, but with reluctance or regret. This
Memo From Turner
Canada’s top 100 corporations donate less than I per cent of their pre-tax profits to charity and they do it mainly in obsolete ways; Canadian