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Articles in May 17, 2004 issue of Community Action

• New Path workers sign contract
• Ontario begins unannounced inspections of nursing homes
• Hospice of Peel
• Canadian Centre for Philanthropy and Coalition of National Voluntary Organizations
• World Bank says poverty down by half since 1981, but up in Africa
• Treat pay equity as human rights issue, task force recommends
• Manitoba beefs up child therapy
• Foundations need to improve in their own personnel, grantees say
• Homeless women have higher illness and mortality rates
• 10% of Ontario youth have multiple problems, mental health study says
• Elizabeth "Beth" McKall
• UNHCR advocating for child asylum seekers detained in U.S
• Full-time jobs do not end poverty, National Welfare Council reports
• More older workers get job training
• Quebec nurses want better training for work in isolated communities
• Heather Musgrove
• Manitoba companion program set for crime victims
• Adoption expense bill stalled
• Bankruptcy closes youth agency
• Study of non-profit employment
• Poverty is barrier not drug patents
• Manitoba social work program goes to rural China
• Nova Scotia taxing to balanced budget
• Social sector employment continues upward
• Calendar Canada
• New HQ for Toronto CAS
• Workers centre opens in Calgary
• Ottawa addiction agency to close in October 2004
• Four francophone agencies set
• Most people in world will live in urban areas by 2007
• Foreign calendar
• Human Resources and Skills Development
• Publications
• Funding to renovate shelter
• Train long term care managers
• U.N. and NATO peace troops fuel traffic in women and girls
• Trillium Foundation Ontario
• CD-Rom
• Beer retailer mad at MADD
• Law to open adoption files in legislative process
  by Michelle Edmunds
• National Homelessness Initiative
• Periodicals receive
• National Parole Board
• Better mental health cuts involvement in juvenile justice—U.S. report
• Ontario Women's Directorate
• Ease recruitment and training of foreign MD's, Ontario college urges.
• Lanny Der
• Wal-Mart awards 104 grants
• BC health workers back on job as government modifies plans for cuts
• John Dorion
• There should be a law
• Manitoba's program for under 12 offenders to continue