A Truly Canadian Definition of Charity and a Lesson in Drafting Charitable Purposes
Native Communications Society of B.C. v. MNR.*(For a brief summary of the judgment in this case see also, “Recent Tax Developments”, The Philanthropist, Vol. VI,
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Training and Development: A Priority Investment
Although this paper, based on a speech to a conference of the Canadian Industrial Relations Association on June 6, 1987, decribes the benefits of training
Determining Grantmaking Policies and Priorities: A Continuing Process
Introduction In 1975 when I was appointed executive director of The Saint Paul Foundation, I found myself, at 35, privileged to direct a community foundation
The Organization of Non-Share Capital Corporations for Charities and Other Groups
This paper has been developed from a presentation to a Canadian Bar Association (Ontario) Seminar on February 18, 1986. Introduction This paper is designed to highlight
Analyzing the Applicant’s Financial Statements: A Grantors’ Introduction
This article has been developed from a presentation to The Canadian Centre for Philanthropy’s Fourth Grantors’ Conference for Foundations on June 17. 1986, in Toronto.
Factors in the Success and Failure of Non-Profit Organizations
While much has been written on the performance of profit-oriented organizations, little is available on the non-profit organization. This paper discusses the relationship between various
Foundation Management in Transition
This paper has been developed from a presentation to The Canadian Centre for Philanthropy’s Fourth Grantors’ Conference for Foundations on June 17, 1986, in Toronto.
The Role of the Voluntary Sector in Developing and Monitoring Social Legislation: A Case History
Introduction In April 1984, Canada entered a new era in its treatment of young offenders. The Young Offenders Act became law, replacing the Juvenile Delinquent