A Personal View of the Vancouver Society Decision
At a time when most Canadians have become familiar with many modes of education, ranging from the Internet and CD-ROMS to workshops and discussion groups,
At a time when most Canadians have become familiar with many modes of education, ranging from the Internet and CD-ROMS to workshops and discussion groups,
No “Legal Developments” section appeared in either of the last two issues of The Philanthropist, so there is plenty to talk about on this occasion.
Our first contribution is written by Doug Jamieson who addresses the challenges faced by nonprofit organizations in building relationships in a “networked” age. Doug Jamieson
PREPARED BY CLAUDIA WILLETS, M.L.S. Subject Index A ADVOCACY SEE POLITICAL ADVOCACY ALTRUISM. Charitable organizations Related to charitable purpose. Legal definition -Proposals 1997(Voi.14,No.2), pp. 45-55
“Viewpoint” and “Counterpoint” provide forums for informed discussion of issues of wide interest to the voluntary sector. The opinions expressed are those of the authors.
Volume 15 opens with a long essay on the place of art in the law of charity. The author, Kevin James, won the 1998 Philanthropist
Human Life International of Canada v. Minister of National Revenue1 [hereafter HLICJ is the most recent judgment from the Federal Court of Appeal [the Court]
I. What is a Charitable Remainder Trust? Charitable remainder trusts are not new but although they have been used in the United States for a