Crooks are on the curriculum

Article Abstract:

Mark Nathanson donated $3 million to York University in Toronto, Ontario, so that the university could establish the Jack and Mae Nathanson Centre for the Study of Organized Crime and Corruption. This sets a dangerous precedent for colleges, making them dependent on wealthy benefactors.

Editorial, Research, Donations, Organized crime, York University, Nathanson, Mark

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The games begin

Article Abstract:

The election in Ontario will determine whether or not the Liberal party retains the majority in Parliament and if Jean Chretien remains the party's leader. Ontario is also the only region in which any of the 4 parties could win.

Political activity, Ontario, Political campaigns, Liberal Party (Canada)

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Secrets from the back room

Article Abstract:

A insider's view of campaign financing in Canada is presented. Fund-raising strategies used in actual provincial leadership and federal campaigns are discussed.

Canada, Campaign funds

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