From the Editor
For summer reading this year The Philanthropist offers some practical law and some thoughts on the regulation of charities. The practical law comes from Blake
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Some Major Issues Affecting Evaluation of the Charities Tax Incentive
This article was developed from a presentation to the Canadian Bar Association Ontario on October 16, 1990. In 1967 when the requirement to register for
Case Comment: Anti-Discrimination, Freedom of Property Disposition, and the Public Policy of Charitable Educational Trusts
A Comment on Re Canada Trust Company and Ontario Human Rights Commission. The author wishes to thank Lesley Midzain for valuable research assistance in the preparation
Case Comment: Remuneration of Directors
Should directors of charitable organizations be permitted to pay themselves for services rendered to the organization which are not related to their duties as directors?
The Ontario Council on University Affairs: A Buffer Agency
The Ontario Minister of Colleges and Universities frequently has cause to consider the views of the Ontario Council on University Affairs (OCUA). OCUA strives to
The Regulation of Fund-Raising for Charities
This article was developed from a submission to the Federal/Provincial Territorial Task Force on Gaming and Charitable Solicitation. Over the past decade we have experienced a
A Study of Donors to a University Campaign
As government largesse in North America remains tight and to a degree capricious, publicly funded institutions such as hospitals and universities often turn to private
European Convention on the Recognition of the Legal Personality of International Non-Governmental Organizations
Convention opened for signature in Strasbourg on April 24, 1986. (European Treaty Service (ETS) No. 124) Introduction The beneficial role played by voluntary and non-profit bodies