Artistic Endeavours in Charity Law
This article has been developed from a paper which received The Philanthropist Award, 1998. The paper resulted from a directed research project supervised by Professor
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From the Editor
Volume 15 opens with a long essay on the place of art in the law of charity. The author, Kevin James, won the 1998 Philanthropist
Case Comments: Human Life International v. Minister of National Revenue
Human Life International of Canada v. Minister of National Revenue1 [hereafter HLICJ is the most recent judgment from the Federal Court of Appeal [the Court]
1998 Report to the Members of the Laidlaw Foundation
This article was developed from the Administrator’s Annual Report in which he included a thought-provoking outline of the Foundation’s proposed “Youth Engagement Programme Initiative”, successor
Reconnecting Communities: Two Scenarios for the 21st Century*
This article was developed from a presentation to the National Conference for the Community Foundations of Canada, May 24, 1996. Two Scenarios for the 21st Century
The Ontario Law Reform Commission and the Legal Meaning Of Charity
Introduction As noted elsewhere in this issue (see “Legal Developments”, at p. 41) the Ontario Law Reform Commission’s Report on the Law of Charities has
Community Foundations and United Way: Getting From Competition To Collaboration
Community foundations and United Way would appear to be a perfect match for one another. They provide different yet complementary services. They share many of
Viewpoint: Crossing the Line from “Charitable” to “Political”
This edition of The Philanthropist contains Paul Michell’s excellent review of the origins and current status of the “political purposes doctrine”. Coincidentally, it appears at