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Articles in Oct 25, 2004 issue of Community Action

• TD Waterhouse foundation will vie with community foundations
• Youth incarceration at lowest rates in eight years
• $4.5 million to fight HIV/AIDS in Tanzania
• Nova Scotia introduces reforms to mental health legislation
• Cotler introduces reforms of law on persons not criminally responsible
• Manitoba funds UW costs again
• U.S. defence contactors bidding on AIDS drugs program for Africa
• Alberta sets strategies for family violence and bullying
• Salvation Army sets new Toronto shelter
• Welfare applicants no longer required to cash RESPs
• Re-use building for refugee housing
• Mixed neighborhoods better for low-income health
• Ontario court upholds decision on alcohol addiction as a disability
• UNICEF report on child mortality grim
• Voluntary groups hit with ever increasing insurance rates
• UK charities see insurance risk
• Public housing razed for rebuilding
• Ontario government stops CCAC contract bidding while Caplan reviews
• Yorktown Child & Family Centre wins Ruth Atkinson Hindmarsh award
• Thames Valley gets $3 million to grow
• Yellowknife parole officer murdered
• DNA tests required for refugee kids
• Group offers directors insurance
• Publications
• Yukon tests telecounselling in remote community
• Take the MD's out of the taxis to end shortage, Dosanjh proposes
• Calendar Canada
• Pilot tests home telehealth diabetes management
• Hospice of Peel
• US charities hit by health care costs
• Ontario expands autism services and supports
• Foreign calendar
• Canadians believe charities can do better than government, survey shows
• Periodicals received
• Cancer Care Ontario
• Human Resources and Skills Development Canada
• CFTC sends medicines to Haiti
• Rape relief agency appeals court decision on transgendered dismissal
• Schizophrenia prize in Alberta
• Donated cars get a rough ride by U.S. Congress
• Cd Rom
• Trillium Foundation Ontario
• 211 Edmonton now ringing
• Ontario expands autism services and supports
• CIDA-backed clinic opens in Tanzania
• Child abuse costs Canada 16 billion yearly, victims bear most of costs
• National Crime Prevention Strategy
• International cooperation agreed by speech-language pathologists
• Poverty projects funded in Tanzania
• Road scholars