The People Have Spoken: Is Anybody Listening?
Introduction Talking About Charities 2004: Canadians’ Views on Charities and Issues Affecting Charities was released in October 2004.1 The study, carried out by Ipsos-Reid for The
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For the Record: Letter to the Department of Finance Canada re: Draft Income Tax Amendments to Implement 2004 Budget Proposals
The following is a letter from Gavin Wyllie, Chair, National Charities and Not-for-Profit Law Section, Canadian Bar Association, to Len Farber, General Director, Tax Legislation
Charities and Compliance With Anti-Terrorism Legislation: The Shadow of the Law
A. Introduction This article examines Canada’s recent legislative initiatives to combat terrorism, and their impact on Canadian charities and those who advise them. It will
Advocacy and Third Way Politics: Canada and the United Kingdom
This article is based on a presentation by the author to the Third National Forum for the Public Policy and Third Sector Initiative, Advocacy, Engagement
Civic Literacy: How Informed Citizens Make Democracy Work
By Henry Milner Published by University Press of New England, 2002, 293 pp. US $45. cloth; US $19.95 paper. REVIEWED BY A. PAUL PROSS Professor
From Charity to Clarity: Reinventing Federal Government-Voluntary Sector Relationships
In contemporary forms of leaner government and collaborative governance, involving the co-operation of multiple actors both within and outside of the state in the design
Democracy is coming: The new interest in NGOs, civil society, and the third sector
In April 2001, political and corporate leaders gathered inside hotels, banquet halls and conference rooms at the Summit of the Americas in Quebec City to
Universities in Canada’s Voluntary Charitable Sector: Do They Belong?
In the recent Government of Canada/Voluntary Sector Joint Initiative’s report, the Table on Improving the Regulatory Framework posed the question: “Should hospitals and universities be