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The Canadian Constitution: A series of broadcasts sponsored by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation by B. K. Sandwell,
The Supreme Court Decisions on the Canadian Constitution
Documents Illustrative Of The Canadian Constitution (1891)
Documents Illustrative Of The Canadian Constitution (1891)
Viscount Haldane: 'The Wicked Step-father of the Canadian Constitution' (Osgoode Society for Canadian Legal History) by Frederick Vaughan, 2010-10-02
Democracy, Rule of Law and Human Rights: Canada 25 Years after the Charter of Rights and Freedoms = La démocratie, lÉtat de droit et les droits de la personne: Le Canada, 25 ans après la Charte des droits et libertés (International Journal of Canadian Studies, Issue # 36, 2007)
Do We Care?: Renewing Canada's Commitment to Health : Proceedings of the First Directions for Canadian Health Care Conference by Ont.) Directions for Canadian Health Care Conference 1998 (Toronto, John Ralston Saul, et all 1999-03
Taking Stock: Assessing Public Sector Reforms (Canadian Centre for Management Development Series on Governance and Public Management)
1982 in Canada: Squamish Five, 32nd Canadian Parliament, Constitution Act, 1982, Juno Awards of 1982, Ocean Ranger, 1982 CFL season
The constitution of Canada and the official status of French in Alberta.: An article from: Canadian Parliamentary Review by Edmund A. Aunger, 2009-06-22
Parliament and democracy in the 21st century: the crown and the constitution.: An article from: Canadian Parliamentary Review by Paul Benoit, 2002-06-22
Canadian State Trials: Law, Politics, and Security Measures, 1608-1837
Yukon's self governing first nations.(Viewpoint essay): An article from: Canadian Parliamentary Review by Marian C. Horne, 2010-06-22
Senate reform and francophone minorities.(representation of francophone minorities in the senate): An article from: Canadian Parliamentary Review by Claudette Tardif, Chantal Terrien, 2009-03-22

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Constitutional Act, 1982
constitution ACT, 1982(79) PART I. canadian CHARTER OF RIGHTS AND FREEDOMS The canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms guarantees the rights and freedoms set out in it subject
http://laws.justice.gc.ca/en/const/annex_e.html

Extractions: CANADIAN CHARTER OF RIGHTS AND FREEDOMS Whereas Canada is founded upon principles that recognize the supremacy of God and the rule of law: Guarantee of Rights and Freedoms Rights and freedoms in Canada The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms guarantees the rights and freedoms set out in it subject only to such reasonable limits prescribed by law as can be demonstrably justified in a free and democratic society. Fundamental Freedoms Fundamental freedoms Everyone has the following fundamental freedoms: a freedom of conscience and religion;
Outrageous Canadian Political Facts: What Are Those Little Dickens In Parliament
Site crusades against perks for politicians, God in the constitution and taxes.
http://www.islandnet.com/~luree/politics.html

Extractions: Canada, politics, senator, parliament, tax, political corruption, land claims, money, debt, government spending, economy, senate, reform, liberal, conservative, NDP, party Search this site powered by FreeFind In 1984, New Zealand voters booted a left-leaning conservative government and brought in a free-market-oriented labour government. Immediately, finance minister Sir Roger Douglas began to implement some of the most important reforms in any country of the 20th century. Sir Roger floated the currency, revoked all farm subsidies, abolished all import tariffs, and privatized 60% of state-owned companies. He also fired 55% of the government workforce and placed the central bank chairman on a performance contract, revoked capital gains and inheritance taxes, and refused to print money to save reckless banks and inefficient companies from bankruptcy. The results have been simply astounding. New Zealand now has one of the lowest inflation rates in the world, nine consecutive years of budget surpluses, unemployment rates cut in half, and a resilient, entrepreneurial economy that soared 5.8% in 2002. What are the lessons that we could take from this example and apply to BC, not to mention the rest of Canada? Hear Sir Roger in
CSHPM Home Page
Promotes research and teaching within the field by publishing newsletters and two journals and conducting annual meetings. Includes archive of newsletters and constitution of this organization.
http://www.adelphi.edu/~cshpm/
High Council SRIC
Rosicrucianism and Freemasonry in Canada, its history, constitution, and articles by its members.
http://sric-canada.org/
Bruce Grey Owen Sound Young Reformers YOUth Make The Difference!
Youth wing of the Bruce Grey Owen Sound Alliance. Information about the association, its executive and its constitution, news, events, newsletter and other resources.
http://www.geocities.com/youngreformers/

Extractions: Bruce Grey Owen Sound Canadian Reform Conservative Alliance Youth Association Association Conservatrice de la Jeunesse d'Alliance de Réforme Canadienne Bruce Grey Owen Sound [English] [Français] An Alliance vote is for a Conservative Bruce Grey Owen Sound and Reformed Ontario and Canada Une Voix d'Alliance est pour un bruit Conservateur de Bruce Grey Owen Sound et l'Ontario et le Canada Reformé The GreyBruceOwen Sound Conservative Party of Canada Young Tories ' URL has been merged, changed and moved to http://ca.geocities.com/brucegreyyoungtories/youngconservatives.html so please change your bookmarked favourites, startup page to visit and pass along to this address!
Canadian Katahdin Sheep Association
Contains history of the breed, bylaws, breed standard, newsletter, links, constitution, classified ads and show results. Located in Saskatchewan, Canada.
http://www.katahdinsheep.com/
Canadian Military Engineers Association
Preserves the history of and promotes communication between all serving and former members of the canadian Military Engineers. Includes constitution, bylaws, history, list of council members, news, and membership details.
http://www.cmea-agmc.ca/
Ccsb.ca - Canadian Convention Of Southern Baptists
Official web site. History, directory of local churches, statement of faith, constitution, FAQs, information on denominational ministries.
http://www.ccsb.ca/

Extractions: CCSB Foundation .news stand Church Growth in Quebec Imagine a typical Quebec Protestant. Are you thinking of someone who prays in French or any of a score of other languages? Someone who worships in a small storefront church, converted movie theatre or airy new building in an industrial park? Someone who's ready to experiment with catchy music or child care, but not with traditional doctrine? Recent statistical analysis suggests that you might be on the right track. For years now, evangelical Protestant leaders in Quebec have argued that a substantial majority of Quebec Protestants actually in church on Sunday are conservative "evangelicals." Now, an analysis of 2001 census data by the inter-church outreach organization Christian Direction points up that Quebec evangelicals now outnumber liberal Protestants. Growth in Quebec Protestant churches has been particularly dynamic among immigrants and among non-practising francophone Catholics deciding to return to church life, Glenn Smith, executive director of Christian Direction, said.
Canada: Constitutional Acts 1867-1982
contains the text of the constitution Act, 1867 (formerly the British constitution Amendment Proclamation 1983. The constitution Act, 1982 contains the canadian Charter of Rights
http://www.georgetown.edu/LatAmerPolitical/Constitutions/Canada/canada1867.html

Extractions: DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE CONSOLIDATED AS OF OCTOBER 1, 1989 FOREWORD This consolidation contains the text of the Constitution Act, 1867 (formerly the British North America Act, 1867), together with amendments made to it since its enactment, and the text of the Constitution Act, 1982, as amended by the Constitution Amendment Proclamation 1983. The Constitution Act, 1982 contains the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms and other new provisions, including the procedure for amending the Constitution of Canada. The Constitution Act, 1982 also contains a Schedule of repeals of certain constitutional enactments and provides for the renaming of others. The British North America Act, 1949, for example, is renamed in the Schedule, the Newfoundland Act. The new names of these enactments are used in this consolidation, but their former names may be found in the Schedule. The law embodied in the Constitution Act, 1867 has been altered many times otherwise than by direct amendment, not only by the Parliament of the United Kingdom, but also by the Parliament of Canada and the legislatures of the provinces in those cases where provisions of that Act are expressed to be subject to alteration by Parliament or the legislatures. A consolidation of the Constitution Acts with only such subsequent enactments as directly alter the text of the Act would therefor not produce a true statement of the law. In preparing this consolidation an attempt has been made to reflect accurately the substance of the law contained in enactments modifying the provisions of the Constitution Act, 1867.
British Columbia Tuna Fishermen's Association
Represents the interests of canadian westcoast tuna fishermen. News items, constitution, regulations, and membership list.
http://www.bctfa.com/

Extractions: B.C. TUNA FISHERMENS ASSOCIATION Learn More About Our Association The BC Tuna Fishermen's Association (BCTFA) was established in 2000 to help develop, promote and safeguard the interests of the BC albacore tuna industry and its participants. Its top priority is to preserve the twenty year old Canada/US Tuna Treaty and to establish tuna fish licensing. Surface Sea Temperature NOAA provides charts and diagrams for use of Mariners. The most important is the Sea Temperature.
The Constitutional Debate From Meech To Charlottetown
had a profound effect on canadian society it had created a sense of empowerment,particularly among minorities, and a sense of ownership of the constitution.
http://www.pco-bcp.gc.ca/aia/default.asp?Language=E&Page=consfile&Sub=TheConstit
Cric.ca - Canada's Portal - Quick Guide
Boundary) (1889); Statute Law Revision Act (1893); canadian Speaker Act, Session2 (Appointment of Deputy) (1895) (Repealed by the constitution Act, 1982);
http://www.cric.ca/en_html/guide/constitution/constitution.html

Extractions: Royal Proclamation (1763) Report of Attorney and Solicitor General regarding The Civil Government of Quebec (1766) The Quebec Act (1774) The Constitutional Act (1791) ... The Act Of Union (1840) 1867 to 1982 Constitution Act 1867 to 1982 Constitution Act (1867) (Consolidated) (Formerly known as the British North America Act (1867) [Consolidated]) Rupert's Land Act (1868) Temporary Government of Rupert's Land Act (1869) Manitoba Act (1870) British Columbia Terms of Union (Formerly Order of Her Majesty in Council admitting British Columbia into the Union) (1871) Constitution Act (1871) (Formerly British North America Act, 1871)
Canada: Constitutional Acts 1867-1982
The constitution Act, 1982 contains the canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms andother new provisions, including the procedure for amending the constitution
http://www.georgetown.edu/pdba/Constitutions/Canada/canada1867.html

Extractions: DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE CONSOLIDATED AS OF OCTOBER 1, 1989 FOREWORD This consolidation contains the text of the Constitution Act, 1867 (formerly the British North America Act, 1867), together with amendments made to it since its enactment, and the text of the Constitution Act, 1982, as amended by the Constitution Amendment Proclamation 1983. The Constitution Act, 1982 contains the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms and other new provisions, including the procedure for amending the Constitution of Canada. The Constitution Act, 1982 also contains a Schedule of repeals of certain constitutional enactments and provides for the renaming of others. The British North America Act, 1949, for example, is renamed in the Schedule, the Newfoundland Act. The new names of these enactments are used in this consolidation, but their former names may be found in the Schedule. The law embodied in the Constitution Act, 1867 has been altered many times otherwise than by direct amendment, not only by the Parliament of the United Kingdom, but also by the Parliament of Canada and the legislatures of the provinces in those cases where provisions of that Act are expressed to be subject to alteration by Parliament or the legislatures. A consolidation of the Constitution Acts with only such subsequent enactments as directly alter the text of the Act would therefor not produce a true statement of the law. In preparing this consolidation an attempt has been made to reflect accurately the substance of the law contained in enactments modifying the provisions of the Constitution Act, 1867.
The Heartland Institute - Kyoto & The [Canadian] Constitution - By Sylvia LeRoy
Kyoto the canadian constitution. Written By Sylvia LeRoy JillianFrank Published In Fraser Forum Publication Date October
http://www.heartland.org/Article.cfm?artId=12178
Shared
Entrenched in the constitution Act, 1867, the canadian courts operate independentlyof the federal and provincial legislative bodies and governments.
http://sen.parl.gc.ca/lpearson/htmfiles/hill/20_htm_files/v20_jurisdiction.htm

Extractions: Jurisdictional Responsibility FEDERAL-PROVINCIAL RESPONSIBILITIES The Canadian political system embodies the four following characteristics: i) it is a constitutional monarchy; ii) it is a federal system; iii) it is a parliamentary system on the British model; iv) and it is a representative democracy. In Canada s federal system, the Constitution confers legislative and executive powers on two levels of government the federal government and the provinces which are each sovereign in their respective jurisdiction. There is a central (or federal) government for all Canada, and a government for each province and territory. The British North American Act (the Constitution Act, 1867) , defines the federal and provincial responsibilities. Parliament has the power to levy taxes by any mode of taxation, and the federal government has the authority to allocate its financial resources as it deems appropriate. The federal government can, for example, make grants to individuals with a view to promoting research and development. The federal government also uses its spending power to initiate shared-cost programs in areas of health, education and welfare services in the provinces. In 1957, the federal government initiated a program of equalization payments to provinces whose revenues were below the national average. These unconditional payments were designed to help provinces provide an appropriate range of public services. Monetary policy is controlled by the federal government. This includes responsibility for issuing currency and for maintaining national economic stability by managing inflation and unemployment, by controlling the banking system and by regulating interest rates. Monetary policy includes responsibility for the value of the Canadian dollar on international markets. The task of setting and applying monetary policy is
Canada's Constitution - Books
constitution of Canada. Looking for information on Canada s constitution? Canadianconstitution, 155028-341-3, $10.95. Charter of Rights, 1-55028-185-2, $19.95.
http://www.fedpubs.com/subject/constitution.htm
CTV.ca | CTV News, Shows And Sports - Canadian Television
I don t have the intention of having a general constitutional overhaul, Harper said in an interview with The canadian Press. I
http://www.ctv.ca/servlet/ArticleNews/story/CTVNews/1084392095406_23?s_name=&no_
Constitutional Law Of Canada
constitutional Law of Canada @ constitutionallaw.net. example - remainunwritten. Canada s constitution is somewhat unique. It is partly
http://www.constitutional-law.net/general.html

Extractions: Constitutional Law in Canada Constitutional law is the law that establishes, allocates and limits public power. In modern times, most major constitutions are written, although this is not invariably so, and some major constitutions - that of the United Kingdom, for example - remain unwritten. Canada's constitution is somewhat unique. It is partly written, although the writings are in several rather than one statute; partly unwritten, consisting of usages, practices, customs and conventions; and partly rules of the common law developed by the courts. This website seeks to explore all of these sources and make them available to students of constitutional law in general themes. As one can see from this site, the general issues in constitutional law in Canada come under two general headings: Division of Powers , and the Charter of Rights and Freedoms . Each of these sections of constitutional law are treated fully elsewhere in this website. However, there are certain items which serve as useful starting points for understanding the constitutional law of Canada.
AFN National Chief Acknowledges 20th Anniversary Of Canadian Constitution That R
April 17, 2002. AFN National Chief Acknowledges 20th Anniversary of CanadianConstitution that Recognized Aboriginal Peoples and Aboriginal Rights.
http://www.afn.ca/Media/2002/apr/april_17.htm

Extractions: April 17, 2002 AFN National Chief Acknowledges 20th Anniversary of Canadian Constitution that Recognized Aboriginal Peoples and Aboriginal Rights 35.(1) The existing aboriginal and treaty rights of the aboriginal peoples of Canada are hereby recognized and affirmed. - Constitution Act, 1982 Assembly of First Nations National Chief Matthew Coon Come acknowledged today the importance of the 20 th anniversary to Canadians of the amended Canadian Constitution Act of 1982. 20 years ago the Canadian Constitution Act was enacted and became supreme law, said National Chief Coon Come. The Constitution Act of 1982 was meant to be a landmark in Canadas dealings with the original peoples of this land, both in content and process, said the National Chief. Our leaders at the time fought for and won a place at the Constitutional table. The result of their hard work and diligence is a document that, in section 35, explicitly recognizes the special status and rights of Aboriginal peoples. Section 35 of the Constitution recognizes the three groups of Aboriginal peoples in Canada: First Nations (or Indians), the Métis and the Inuit. Equally important, section 35 recognizes and affirms existing aboriginal and treaty rights.
ICL - Canada Index
NATO, GATT, and NAFTA as well as keeping the canadian Dollar as 1982 New FederalConstitution adopted against Quebec s wish to acknowledge its distinctiveness
http://www.oefre.unibe.ch/law/icl/ca__indx.html

Extractions: The separatist movement in Quebec marginally lost a referendum in Nov 1995. Quebec has an 80% majority of French-speaking citizens whereas the rest of Canada is predominantly English-speaking. The province's population of 7 million makes up for about 25% of Canada's 29 million citizens. The government's goal is to preserve integration by continuous membership in the Commonwealth La Francophonie NATO GATT , and NAFTA as well as keeping the Canadian Dollar as a currency. History and News 30 Oct 1995: The Quebec referendum on independence failed by 1% on a huge 94% turnout; it won 60% of the French-speakers' vote. Lucien Bouchard succeeds with a second position in federal elections. 1982: New Federal Constitution adopted against Quebec's wish to acknowledge its distinctiveness.

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