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In this new edition, author Donald J. Bourgeois and Jessica Spindler delves into the topic of election law in Canada and provides valuable insight into this important and evolving area.

The only comprehensive resource on gaming legislation and jurisprudence in Canada, with insightful analysis and commentary on the Criminal Code, charitable gaming, government gaming and horse racing. The focus throughout is on regulatory compliance.

The authors also provide a valuable analysis of the constitutional and economic contexts of Canadian liquor laws, giving readers a useful guide for understanding and interpreting the overall legislative framework.

The Cemeteries and Interment title provides a clear and straightforward explanation of the legal aspects of death and burial. The Charities, Associations and Not-For-Profit Organizations title is the ideal Canadian charity law reference for everyone for whom charitable and not-for-profit law is not a day-to-day area of expertise.

Landlord and Tenant covers both residential and commercial tenancy regimes. Legislation covers the construction, use, interpretation and meaning of legislation. Limitation of Actions provides an in-depth framework for understanding and calculating limitation periods in various types of actions. Liquor Control provides a comprehensive overview of the liquor control and licensing laws in every province and territory.

Fundraising in Canada is governed by a number of important legal obligations that are contained in a variety of statutes. This charity law handbook examines those obligations in depth, explaining them clearly and setting out the procedures necessary to ensure compliance.

This book is the leading legal reference text on the subject, providing an overview of the laws governing charitable and not-for-profit organizations, offering comprehensive analysis and advice.

Charities and Not-for-Profit Administration and Governance Handbook, 2nd Edition incorporates new chapters and a renewed focus on helping Canadian charities and NPOs become as relevant as possible to their communities.