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Articles in Nov 20, 2006 issue of Community Action

• Mel Lloyd Centre opens in Shelburne
• Give and take
  by Leon Kumove
• Kid's fitness tax credit rules proposed
• Microsoft donates software to NPs
• Canada's prescription drugs an issue in U.S. elections
• Manitoba review calls for commitment to child welfare system
• UK court upholds SDS expert ban
• VSF seeks info on government cuts
• Unions want safety needles in Ontario health facilities
• "Public interest" in new English charities law could be contentious
• BC hires 100 protection staff
• Secondary SARS 20% of cases
• Poverty at lowest levels in history, Fraser Institute says
• Funding
• Publications
• OPSEU health units form council
• Religion and charity go together
• CRA offers funding to educate charitable organizations
• Periodicals received
• First contract for Toronto Housing
• Calendar Canada
• International Cooperation awards presented
• Obesity the cost of prosperity, multi-level action required
• Ont. home nurses get 10.75 raise
• Foreign calendar
• Aga Khan sets up pluralism centre in Ottawa
• Urban redesign won't make people thin
• 90 home care workers in CUPE
• Ontario extends family medical leave to those "like a family member"
• Lung Association of Nova Scotia
• Prosperity blamed for 60 million obese in China
• Ontario tries to fix ER problems
• Agency director charged with sex assault 30 years ago
• Canadian Centre on Substance Abuse
• EU worries about overweight children
• Review of the Immigration and Refugee Board coming
• Ontario CASs testing new IT system
• Lee Rose, Communications Manager, HR Council for Nonprofit/Voluntary Sector
• Health giving up in U.S. and Canada
• Edmonton SPC outlines social health indicators