From the Editor
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
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Recent Tax and Legal Developments
Two Recent Cases and a Law Reform Initiative Readers of this journal will be interested in two recent cases, one Canadian and one English, and
Establishing A Charity
This article has been adapted from a presentation to the staff of the Ontario Arts Council, January 1993. This article provides an overview of some
Parallel Foundations and Crown Foundations
This article has been developed from a paper delivered at a seminar on Current Issues in the Law of Charity for Universities and Hospitals. The
Is The Public Interest Falling From Standing? Two Recent Comments From The Supreme Court of Canada
The research assistance of Victoria Fraser, Student-at-Law, Lang Michener, 1992-93, is gratefully acknowledged. Introduction The pursuit of the public interest flourishes in this era of
Taxation of, and Tax Planning for, Charitable Donations
This article was developed from a presentation to a private seminar for hospitals and universities held in Toronto on December 2, 1992. Overview Prior to
The Politics of Resistance to Change in Innovative Programming
This article has been adapted from a presentation to the Prevention V Conference held in London, Ontario on April 29, 1992. Foundations in Canada play
Viewpoint: Donor Fatigue—Just What Are Donors So Tired Of These Days?
The views expressed in this article are those of the author and not necessarily those of the Canadian Red Cross Society. Every fund-raising professional is