The role and impact of civil society upon child rights in Canada
Summary This article summarizes some findings about how civil society in Canada has been involved in working to improve the rights of children within the
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Creative Youth Empowerment: Engaging Our Youth Today To Unlock Tomorrow’s Leaders
Although Canada is one of the richest countries in the world, there are many high schools in its urban centres and First Nations communities where
Editorial
Welcome to the new, online version of The Philanthropist. When The Philanthropist was established in the early 1970s, its goals were not dissimilar to those
Rethinking School-Based Community Service: The Importance of a Structured Program
Introduction In September 1999, the Ontario government instituted a new set of curriculum requirements for the Ontario Secondary School diploma, including a controversial 40-hour mandatory
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
The following is a letter from Terrance S. Carter, chair of the National Charities and Not-for-Profit Law Section of the Canadian Bar Association, to then-Minister
The Law Governing Advocacy by Charitable Organizations: The Case for Change
This article has been developed from a presentation to the Church and the Law Seminar held at Bramalea, Ontario on February 2, 2002. A. Introduction
Universities in Canada’s Voluntary Charitable Sector: Do They Belong?
In the recent Government of Canada/Voluntary Sector Joint Initiative’s report, the Table on Improving the Regulatory Framework posed the question: “Should hospitals and universities be