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Articles in July 14, 2003 issue of Community Action

• "Dangerous loopholes" in trade pacts threaten funding of non-profit services
• Alberta backs youth justice panels
• U.K. asylum seekers provide unpaid labor pool for non-profits
• Local Inuit trained to operate telehealth stations in Nunavut communities
• Government transfers make a difference to female lone-parent families
• Aussie child refugee detentions illegal
• Ontario blamed as autistic homes close
• Manitoba MD's settle with government on fees
• Report claims Ontario seeks to minimize, contain and silence advocate
• Wild Rose Foundation: 780-619-0369
• Give2Asia set as Canadian charity
• Rising multiple births cost system
• ILO aims for global social security
• The national crime prevention strategy, national crime prevention centre: 613-954-1721
• KAIROS staff signs with CUPE
• World's health
• Calendar Canada
• Official language community organizations and institutions program: 819-997-7788
• Renewed shelter opens in Toronto
• Foreign calendar
• Trillium Foundation Ontario: 800-263-2887
• Publications
• Canada's 16 & 17 year-olds optimistic but in depression, risky behaviour up
• Non-profits busy chasing short term funds, "worrisome trend" says report
• Appointments
• World's children
• Ten appointed to B.C. social workers board
• 2003 Ad
• Research into ways to identify and intercept woman abuse
• Rules for immigrant consultants coming
• MPs score Finance and CCRA for treatment of disability tax credits
• A JIT health care system
• BC youth custody centre closing
• Toronto UW in year long consultation to guide funding decisions
• Quebec will enforce welfare rules to reduce numbers on assistance