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Articles in Oct 24, 2005 issue of Community Action

• Australia's "child care Wal-Mart" heading for Canada, expert says
• If ill gotten gains are the source, should charities reject gifts?
• CRC initiates relief efforts in Central America
• Housing projects planned
• CIDA allocates $1 million to groups working in Asia earthquake zone
• New affordable housing opened
• New spending rules for charities and flexible enforcement powers for CRA
• Publications
• CRC worker in Asia quake zone
• Many varieties of coverage in health care programs
• BC job plan savings will not exceed cost
• Cohabitation not equal to marriage Vanier study reports
• Periodicals received
• No Manitoba Legal Aid for suspected gang members
• Fed's and Quebec parental leave insurance
• Psychiatric advocate wants security guard law sensitive to mental illness
• Move Ontario's problem gambling programs to gaming panel, reviewer says
• Upper income pay bigger tax share because they earn much more, CCPA report
• Wide range of differences in health service use for mental health
• Calendar Canada
• Mental health admissions down
• Foreign calendar
• Immigrants still face experience gap
• Funding
• Senior volunteers live longer
• U.K. allows new fathers six month leave, but no extra benefits
• HR council for non-profits set
• Women charity CEOs in U.S. show significant salary gains
• "Visitable" housing is aim of Manitoba's new housing design advice program
• If immigrants come
• Canada will now purchase 50% of food aid from developing countries
• Canada Revenue looking at eligibility of umbrella organizations
• UNICEF worker in Pakistan