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Articles in April 14, 2003 issue of Community Action

• BC investigating legality of `facilitating' kidney transplants
• Four awarded Muttart fellowhips
• BC may be planning to cut 9,000 from disability benefits, documents show
• Limit campaign expenses to 35% in US standards proposal
• Arab children fare well but not their mothers
• Calendar Canada
• U.K. agencies reject government aid
• Access to election campaigns won by deaf and hard of hearing Nova Scotians
• Quebec hospital acts in provincial election campaign
• UN women's commission can't agree on violence statement
• Foreign calendar
• Gambling research fund offered
• Had two houses but found not guilty of defrauding BC welfare
• Non-profits need boards with realistic expectations, fund-raisers say
• Low income mothers compromise their own diets
• CIDA to support Canada-Russia partnership
• Alliance wants healthy living strategy to consider people with disability
• CIDA gives $1m for HIV/AIDS in India
• Iraq war exacerbates inequality in U.S
• Grants available for after-school programs
• Spouse in house to Supreme Court
• HIV programs urged for FSU
• CRC ready to deploy 15 more staff to Middle East
• Trillium Foundation Ontario
• The Insertion Model or the Workfare Model? The Transformation of Social Assistance Within Quebec and Canada
  by David Mitchell
• Legal aid spending up, demand stable
• Trois Riviere transition house sets program for male parents
• National homelessness initiative
• Publications
• Prescription drug sales up 12.2%
• Social inclusion
• World's children
• The National Crime Prevention Strategy, National Crime Prevention Centre
• Periodicals received
• Ontario moves on elder abuse strategy
• Internet, charity lotteries? Not yet in Canada, courts rule
• Canada commits $100 million for humanitarian aid for people of Iraq
• Call for report proposals
• Charitable status for anti-racism
• Women offenders need new strategy, Auditor General reports
• Group home owner charged
• Double the minimum wage Campaign 2000 tells Ontario
• Alberta cuts number of bargaining units in health care
• Economic worries cause decline in giving and volunteering, U.S. report says
• Decline in income for one-third of welfare leavers