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Articles in March 15, 2004 issue of Community Action

• Canadian International Development Agency
• Publications
• Minister orders 3P hospital disclosure
• Drug related crime up Canadian police forces report
• Immigrant and visible minority women vulnerable, CCSD
• Periodicals received
• Holocaust survivor care manual issued
• Trillium Foundation Ontario
• British Columbia's pride and shame
• B.C.'s new child labour regulations come under fire from critics
• Wild Rose Foundation Edmonton
• Secretariat for francophonie mother-child coalition set for Montreal
• Quality council set in Alberta
• NB child death committee wants more risk assessment when dogs are around
• Ontario allows limited patients info release for fund raising
• B.C. doctors agree to a two year wage freeze for management improvements
• U. of T. social work plans joint research with social agencies
• Few results from B.C's great effort to weed out disability benefits
• Ban cross border pharmacies, protect price regulation system, groups urge
• $65 million taxes for art donations may have to be repaid
• Statscan plans to collect body fluids from 10,000 volunteers
• Retirement age needs to be raised, Canadian Taxpayer Federation argues
• Asthma high in NY homeless kids
• Ontario non-profit services need $500 million agency-union groups argue
• National child score card ahead?
• Fraser health to offer province-wide training in early psychosis intervention
• Retirement at 65 favored by most
• Senate panel looks at charitable giving
• Social housing is back in Ontario
• National Strategy on Community Safety
• Alberta creates disabilities issues office
• 25 crisis workers lose jobs in Ottawa mental health regrouping
• Testing problem gambler hotline in Ontario
• Ontario to make primary care and prevention a top priority
• Calendar Canada
• Canadian Women's Foundation
• Alberta Alzheimer groups amalgamate
• Foreign calendar
• Human Resources and Skills Development Canada
• N.B. pilot project expects to increase access to primary health care
• Canada violates international drug control treaties, U.N. panel claims
• Manitoba Family Services and Housing
• Fewer apply for legal aid
• U.S. launches its $15 billion AIDS plan, activists criticize delays in starting