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Articles in Sept 20, 2004 issue of Community Action

• National Crime Prevention Strategy
• Yonge Street Mission: 100 years
• Low income get fewer CRC exams
• Kirby-Keon competition proposals draw supporters and critics
  by Kirby Keon
• B.C. funds community justice
• Cairo: 10 years later
• Supporting your staff: what to look for in benefit plans
  by Athena Taddei
• U.K. plans to track criminal's kids
• Delays in pardons process affects job prospects
• Humber supports students in RNAO
• Canada's emerging skills shortage: aging is not the only reason
• African child smuggler arrested
• Quebec introduces new child tax credit
• Telephone program improves anti-depression treatments
• Manitoba covers ostomy supplies
• Publications
• Calendar Canada
• "Miracle babies" or baby trafficking?
• Ottawa offers $500,000 funding for job projects
• Man. treats more crack cocaine
• Adult Protective Service Worker
• Periodicals received
• UK plans to track criminals' kids
• Agency sued for murder by staff
• Foreign calendar
• Ontario may end mandatory retirement
• Ontario Community Accessability Program
• Raise U.S. retirement age, cut medicare benefits Greenspan says
• Last 3 Ontario institutions for development disability will close
• Habitat for Humanity
• "Dysfunctional patchwork" will thwart impact of federal day care funding
• Human Resources and Skills Development Canada
• Singapore tries to boost birth rate
• Canadian Foundation for the Study of Infant Deaths
• Hydra House funding over and clients transferred
• More NB families eligible for day care assistance
• Trillium Foundation Ontario
• Expanded medical training not likely to increase supply of FP care
• Toronto Training Board
• Howard House B.C. gets scrutiny of inquiry board
• West Toronto Support Services
• Ontario retreats from appealing spouse-in-the-house decision
• National Homelessness Initiative
• B.C. opens northern medical training
• Manitoba sets heathy kids panel
• Ontario team to cut wait time
• In passing
• U.K. strengthening its code on recruitment in developing countries
• Mission BC mountie recognized for youth justice work