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ONCA Videos

ONCA Video Library

Watch our full ONCA 101 video series covering board meetings, member rights, director duties, and compliance deadlines for Ontario nonprofits and charities.

Transition to the ONCA - Step 3/3: Filing Articles of Amendment

Transition to the ONCA - Step 2/3: Update Your Bylaws

Transition to the ONCA - Step 1: Get Your Books in Order

ONCA 101: Who Can be a Director of an Ontario Nonprofit?

ONCA 101: When and Where Should Ontario Nonprofits Have Member Meetings?

ONCA 101: What Records do Ontario Nonprofits Need to Keep

ONCA 101: What is a Public Benefit Corporation under ONCA?

ONCA 101: Voting at Members Meetings of Ontario Nonprofits

ONCA 101: Taking Minutes at Board Meetings of Ontario Nonprofits

ONCA 101: Special Member Meetings for Ontario Nonprofits

ONCA 101: Rules for Officers of Ontario Nonprofits

ONCA 101: Rights of Members of Ontario Nonprofits

ONCA 101: Removing a Director of an Ontario Nonprofit

ONCA 101: Proxy Voting for Ontario Nonprofits

ONCA 101: Paying Directors and Officers of Ontario Nonprofits & Charities

ONCA 101: Naming Your Ontario Nonprofit

ONCA 101: Members Resolutions for Ontario Nonprofits

ONCA 101: Member Meeting Notices for Ontario Nonprofits

ONCA 101: Indemnification and Insurance for Directors of Ontario Nonprofits

ONCA 101: Financial Review Requirements for Ontario Nonprofits

ONCA 101: Filling Vacancies on the Boards of Ontario Nonprofits

ONCA 101: Electing Directors of Ontario Nonprofits

ONCA 101: Disciplining and Removing Members from an Ontario Nonprofit

ONCA 101: Directors and Officers Duties for Ontario Nonprofits

ONCA 101: Conflicts of Interest for Ontario Nonprofits

ONCA 101: Board Meetings for Ontario Nonprofits

Should You Incorporate Your NPO Federally or Provincially?

ONCA 101: What's New in the ONCA?

ONCA 101: When do you Need to Transition to the ONCA?

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