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Should you donate to charity when you're asked at the checkout counter? Here's why it's OK to say 'no' | Money Matters - Vimarsana News

Should you donate to charity when you're asked at the checkout counter? Here's why it's OK to say 'no' | Money Matters

You’re next in line at the supermarket to pay for your groceries, which are far more expensive than usual thanks to inflation. After you load your items onto the conveyor

Two major B.C. philanthropists named in audits of revoked charities - Vimarsana News

Two major B.C. philanthropists named in audits of revoked charities

Two B.C. philanthropists are connected to separate charities that recently had their status revoked by the Canada Revenue Agency. Read more.

Charitable status revoked for B.C. charities - Victoria Times Colonist - Vimarsana News

Charitable status revoked for B.C. charities - Victoria Times Colonist

Charities were linked to one B.C. company; founder defends actions

Charitable status revoked for 12 charities linked to Vancouver company - Vimarsana News

Charitable status revoked for 12 charities linked to Vancouver company

Retired lawyer challenges CRA claim that several foundations were not created or operated primarily for legitimate charitable work.

For every dollar donated to CNIB's 'urgent' guide dog campaign, it spends 52 cents on fundraising - Vimarsana News

For every dollar donated to CNIB's 'urgent' guide dog campaign, it spends 52 cents on fundraising

A high-profile advertising campaign by the Canadian National Institute for the Blind (CNIB) says the demand for guide dogs in Canada is at "crisis levels." A review by a charity watchdog shows that for every dollar the non-profit raises, it spends more than half on fundraising costs.

Source: cbc.ca