Canadian Charities and Foreign Activities
Canadian charities that operate abroad are in the forefront of dealing with many of the most difficult global problems, including HIV/AIDS, human rights, access to
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Natural Justice, Members, and the Not-For-Profit Organization: “Fair Play in Action”
“Natural Justice is but fairness writ large and juridically. It has been described as “fair play in action”.1 Introduction In recent years, a number of
Resources and Challenges of Charitable Human Service Organizations in New Brunswick
INTRODUCTION Charitable organizations have a long history in Canada, as in the United States, of caring for disadvantaged populations. During the post-World War II period
Unleashing the Power of Social Enterprise
This article is adapted from a speech delivered on November 8, 2007, by the Rt. Hon. Paul Martin at the Munk Centre for International Studies at
eyeGo to the Arts: A Simple Plan Brings the Next Generation to the Arts
Editor’s Introduction This article is the second in a series of short articles that describe projects or programs in Waterloo Region. The previous article, D.B.
Charities and the rule against perpetuities
Charitable status is a legally privileged status. The law in numerous ways, ranging from the trivial to the noteworthy, confers legal advantages upon charities. These legal advantages are often misunderstood.
Special Report: Nonprofit Leadership: The Way Ahead
Introduction The Editorial Board of The Philanthropist brings together a diverse group of people from the nonprofit sector. As educators, executive directors, legal counsel, financial
The Moral High Ground: Perceptions of Wage Differentials Among Executive Directors of Canadian Nonprofits
Introduction There is a considerable, albeit inconclusive, literature on whether workers in the nonprofit sector are paid less than their counterparts in the private and