Point / Counterpoint: Charitable Gaming: Is It Worth The Gamble?
Point : Don Bourgeois Charitable gaming is an important fundraising tool for charities. Since 1969, when charitable gaming was legalized in Canada, billions of dollars
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Charity and Lottery: The British Experience
Introduction The British are historically avid supporters of charity, giving around £1 billion each year to local, national and international causes. They give to street
From the Editor
In this issue, Arthur Drache and Laird Hunter complete their reflections on their proposal for a Canadian Charity Tribunal. Part I of this article appeared
Charitable Gaming: The Legal Context
Introduction Charitable gaming has become both a large service industry in Canada and an important source of revenue for charitable organizations. The legal authority for
Buddy Can You Spare $100?
This article has been developed from a presentation to the Canadian Bar Association-Ontario/Law Society of Upper Canada seminar “Media and Communication” in April 1993. This
From the Editor
We open a new volume of The Philanthropist on a different footing: quarterly if possible, but not necessarily quarterly. In the early years under founding
Recent Tax Developments
Two recent cases concerning charities are Rumack v. MNR. 84 DTC I339 and Trustees of British Museum v. H M. Attorney General I984 I W. L.R.
Lotteries—The Pros and Cons for Charitable Organizations
Addresses to Conference, Philanthropy in the 80’s: Matching Needs with Resources, The Canadian Centre for Philanthropy, November 27, 1980. DOUGLAS KINCAID, Executive Vice-President, Multiple Sclerosis Society