IN THIS ISSUE
FRONT PAGE
FEATURE
'Tis the Season: Finding Joy at Work
VIEWPOINT
Spam
Wars
GUEST ARTICLE
New Year Resolutions
GUEST ARTICLE
Online Banking: Definitely Faster, But is it Better
GUEST ARTICLE
Making the Most of Your Online Forums
REGULAR COLUMNS
Change Management with Peter de Jaeger
Public Affairs with Huw Williams
TOOLS, TIPS AND RESOURCES
PAST ISSUES
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ACCORDING
TO THE RULES
Saskatchewan
Non-Profit Directors and Officers Relieved From
Liability
Saskatchewan Non-Profit Directors
and Officers Relieved From Liability
In June 2003, Saskatchewan’s
Non-Profit Corporations Act, 1995, was amended so
that directors and officers of non-profit
corporations in Saskatchewan are not personally liable
(to third parties or to the corporation itself) in any
civil action for acts or omissions in connection with
their responsibilities to the corporation they serve,
provided they acted in good faith. The general immunity
does not extend to fraud or profit-taking at the expense
of the corporation. Directors remain liable for certain
statutory liabilities.
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According to the Rules highlights
legislative, regulatory and similar issues that affect
the operation or governance of associations and other
not-for-profit organizations.
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NOVEMBER 2003
OUR MISSION
To build better
associations and non-profits by
delivering unique
and unparalleled expertise, programs
and services
to their staff and
volunteers.
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