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Amber LeBlanc

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Senior Director of Audio @ Rogers. Overly enthusiastic about many things.
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Director compensation for charities in Canada

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By Gwenyth Stadig, Upama Poudyal, Amber LeBlanc Verified
| Intellectual Property
This article was co-authored by summer student Shira Gerstein. The Canada Not-for-profit Corporations Act (“CNCA”)[1] sets out the basic rules for director, officer, and member remuneration in federally incorporated non-share capital corporations. Across the country, provinces and territories have similar statutes for organizations that incorporate provincially. While many of these statutes share the same principles, they address director compensation in slightly different ways.
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Navigating the CRA’s guidance on poverty relief for charities in Canada

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By Gwenyth Stadig, Natasha Barrett, Upama Poudyal, Amber LeBlanc Verified
| Intellectual Property
Article Not-for-profit organizations must align their operations with specific charitable purposes when applying for charitable status under federal and provincial not-for-profit legislation. Accordingly, charities often list poverty alleviation as their main objective, with the goal of offering vital services such as affordable housing, food security, and access to basic needs.
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Ontario Ministry’s takeover of school boards: What your organization should know

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By Gwenyth Stadig, Amber LeBlanc Verified
| Intellectual Property
In June of this year, the Ministry of Education (the “Ministry”) took charge over four school boards in Ontario.
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