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Articles in Feb 16, 2004 issue of Community Action

• Periodicals received
• Foreign calendar
• Trillium Foundation Ontario: 800-263-2887
• Health Canada warns on anti-depressants for children
• National Homelessness Initiative: 819-953-5646
• Ontario plans put it on collision course with doctors and hospitals
• Parental leave program invades province's jurisdiction, Quebec court
• Twenty from health and social services appointed to the Order of Canada
• Recognize impact of smoking ban on psychiatric patients, advocate urges
• Calgary day care shut
• Shelburne youth centre will close
• Shared mental health project expands in Calgary
• Keeping score
• Ontario looking at child welfare reform
• World Bank sets trust fund to encourage poverty reduction
• Ontario to monitor nursing homes
• Street nurse Cathy Crowe receives $100,000 Atkinson award
• Pension crunch coming as population ages and labour shortages appear
• Eight groups appointed for voluntary sector information management
• Most Ontarians satisfied with care in hospitals
• Rights of women offenders violated in federal corrections, CHRC reports
• Disarm Liberia's child soldiers
• Swedish offenders find peace in monestary wing
• Developing nations group opposes Who anti-obesity plan, backs U.S
• Supreme court upholds spanking but sets limits for parents and teachers
• Asylum seeker kids in Australian court
• Brandon gets downtown units
• La Vigile offers therapy for police
• B.C. steps back on welfare time limit
• National Strategy on Community Safety: 613-954-1721
• International professionals
• Quebec eyes care in mental health
• Publications
• Calendar Canada
• Canadian Women's Foundation: http://www.cdnwomen.org/eng/
• Videoconferencing technology