Viewpoint: The Regulation of Charities – The Ideal
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Viewpoint: Freedom of Speech and Charitable Organizations
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Canadian Social Welfare
Edited by Joanne C. Turner and Francis J. Turner Published by Collier MacMillan Canada Inc., 1981, Toronto. REVIEWED BY NATHAN GILBERT Executive Administrator, Laidlaw Foundation
Health Services Research: New Directions
JOHNHOEY Chief, Department of Community Health, Montreal General Hospital and Associate Professor, Epidemiology and Medicine, McGill University SUZANNE COUET Senior Research Associate, Centre de
The Federal Budget Resolutions of November 12, 1981 and Their Effect on Charities in Canada
Published by The Canadian Centre for Philanthropy, 1983, Toronto, Ontario 95 pages The Centre’s Budget Study Committee, volunteers with special expertise in tax law as
Public Policy and the Tax Treatment of Philanthropy
Introduction The question of whether a tax credit is a better device than a tax deduction for encouraging charitable contributions has given rise to a
From the Editor
The articles in this issue consider specific instances of government regulation and intervention in the activities of philanthropic organizations. What is and what should be
Viewpoint: Political activity and charitable organizations
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