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Articles in Jan 23, 2006 issue of Community Action

• Seniors gamble as much as young adults
• Trillium Foundation ontario
• Periodicals recieved
• Clinton fund works out HIV/AIDS deal
• NIMBYs create barriers to social housing
• Oakwood home staff changes unions
• Joint custody cuts social benefit by 50%, tribunal decides
• Imagine calls for stock donations without capital gains tax
• Cuba seen as world doctor trainer
• Waiting list alarms
• Too few using compassionate care benefits, reforms needed
• Nova Scotia awards two contracts to develop gambling strategy
• A capital idea?
• Donner awards for non-profits
• Manitoba Workers Comp. changes
• Calendar Canada
• BC court backs Vancouver rape relief to exclude transexual volunteer
• Avoid unintended consequences for charities, Gomery told
• Oaklands Regional Centre: James Duncan
• 1st full service shelter in Laos
• African-Canadian women among poorest of poor, CASW report
• Foreign calendar
• Not all available volunteers are used, study says
• Oaklands Regional Centre: Dr. Robert King
• Less day care and lesser quality day care for lower income families in Quebec
• Housing not affordable for minimum wage earner in 25 of 28 urban areas
• Man. non-profit org. elects board
• Canadian Policy Research Networks
• Fail to act in 250 NL child cases
• Non-profits are big business
• Publications
• Communications, Registered Nurses' Association
• UNICEF funds China projects
• Most youths appearing in court do not become chronic offenders
• PTSD diagnosis faces challenge at U.S. veterans administration
• Patricia Broad
• Guatemala Adoptions under scrutiny
• National Homelessness Initiative
• Toronto eye facility for cateract surgeries open
• Canadians uneasy about pensions
• Canadian International Development Agency
• PLEA wins $1-m VanCity award
• Fewer rural physicians do a lot more for patients
• Broadcasters and child advocates agree