A Rose By Any Other Name: Using Board Development to Achieve Board Reform
Board development has taken on some urgency within the voluntary sector over the last few years. As a long-time board member of numerous nonprofit organizations
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Case Comment: Everywoman’s Health Centre Society v. Minister of National Revenue
Introduction In its recent decision in Everywoman ‘s Health Centre Society v. Minister of National Revenue the Federal Court of Appeal decided that a free-standing
Middle Class Windfalls and the Poverty of the Welfare State
The author wishes to thank the following for helpful comments on earlier draughts: Professor Walter E. Block, College of the Holy Cross; John D. Gregory,
Collaboration Not Competition!
This article has been developed from a workshop of The Canadian Centre for Philanthropy’s conference “Challenge ’91: Survive and Thrive in the Nineties”, held at
Charitable Leverage: Banking and Finance Centres
“Canada’s financial system is part of an increasingly integrated world-wide network of financial markets and intermediaries”. 1 Turbulent times, new technology, and rapid changes in
A Response to “A Better Tax Administration in Support of Charities”
This article has been developed from the author’s submission to the Minister of National Revenue. For additional responses, readers should review also (1991), 10 Philanthrop.,
Competitive Fund-Raising Strategies
“Competition” is no longer a word reserved for the private sector. In the midst of economic recession and government cutbacks, 65,000 Canadian charities face stiff
The Charities White Paper and the Regulation of Charities in England and Wales
I Introduction This paper is a descriptive overview of the recent English White Paper Charities: A Framework for the Future.1 While the current system of