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Introduction Table of Contents Building Canada: A Work in Progress ... Additional Resources Glossary Note: Definitions are adapted from The Canadian Encyclopedia and the Gage Canadian Dictionary, unless otherwise noted. Aboriginal self-government: The ability of Aboriginal governments to pass laws and make decisions about matters that affect their communities and lands, including the establishment of new governing structures and institutions, in partnership with all orders of government in Canada. Censure: An official expression of disapproval, especially criticism or condemnation. Confederation: Confederation refers to the birth of Canada on July 1, 1867. The word is also used to describe the events that led to Confederation. The four original provinces were Ontario, Quebec, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. Constitution: A set of laws and customs by which a group of people control themselves. Most countries have written constitutions that set out the basic law of their state. The Canadian constitution is written, combining parts of Great Britain's laws such as the Magna Carta (1215), the

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Front Page Encyclopedias Dictionaries Almanacs ... Quotes Canadian monarchy Portraits of the Queen can be found in most Canadian government buildings Canada is a Constitutional Monarchy with Queen Elizabeth II as its reigning monarch and head of state. In Canada, Her Majesty's official title is Elizabeth the Second, by the Grace of God, of the United Kingdom, Canada and Her other Realms and Territories Queen, Head of the Commonwealth, Defender of the Faith. Such capacity is Her Majesty the Queen in Right of Canada . In common practice Queen Elizabeth II is referred to simply as "The Queen" or "The Queen of Canada" when in Canada. Constitutional monarchy in Canada The most notable features of the Canadian constitutional monarchy are: Although Queen Elizabeth II is also monarch of the United Kingdom , this does not mean that the United Kingdom has any sovereignty over Canada (nor that Canada has any sovereignty over the United Kingdom). In all matters of state, Queen Elizabeth II as Queen of Canada is advised exclusively by her governments in Canada. No British government can advise the Canadian monarch on Canadian matters. All executive power theoretically reposes in the Queen, who is represented in Canada by the

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NebulaSearch Home NebulaSearch Directory Top Monarchy Search results for Monarchy websites and resources NebulaSearch Directory search results for Monarchy BBC News: Monarchy given old age warning - The Queen should abdicate so the monarchy does not become an institution of the elderly, says an independent think tank. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/2012384.stm The British Monarchy: History of the Monarchy - Detailed histories of the monarchies of England and Scotland from inception to 1603 and of the United Kingdom to the present day. Includes family trees of royal houses (in PDF format). http://www.royal.gov.uk/output/Page5.asp Constitutional Monarchy Association - An organisation defending monarchy. http://www.monarchy.net/cma.htm Monarchy Out! - Arguments for why Britain should boot out the monarchy and become a repu blic. http://monarchyout.members.easyspace.com Movement Against Monarchy (M'AM) - An organisation opposing monarchy. http://www.geocities.com/CapitolHill/Lobby/1793/ British Monarchy: Kids Zone - Find information on the Queen's Jubilee, biographies of the royal family, history of the monarchy and pictures of their art and residences. http://www.royal.gov.uk/output/page218.asp

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Location: Home Office of Protocol and Honours Protocol in Practice The Crown Government of Saskatchewan Updated: Feb. 6, 2004 Contact the webmaster The Crown in Canada At Confederation in 1867, the representatives of the four original provinces specifically chose the constitutional monarchy as part of the political framework of the new nation. The British North America Act (now called the Constitution Act, 1867 Dominion was adopted instead). The Table of Precedence for Saskatchewan shows the position of The Queen and her vice-regal representative as head of state, immediately followed by the Premier as head of government, the Chief Justice as head of the judiciary, and the Speaker as head of the legislative branch. Extracted from The Canadian Monarchy in Saskatchewan by D. Michael Jackson, published by the Government of Saskatchewan, 1990.

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GO TO.... Building the Mackinac Bridge Native Peoples Great Lakes Law and Policy What's in a name? Great Lakes environmental writers Fountain of the Great Lakes TEACH History and Culture Home Canadian Government: History and Organization History In 1867 the British Parliament passed the British North American Act Some aspects of the Canadian government remained under control of the British government, but Canada acted as an independent country for the most part. The British North American Act provided Canada with its own constitution . The Act gave the federal government the power to create economic policy, such as trade, commerce and banking institutions. The provincial governments were given responsibility for areas of a local and private nature, such as education and health. The Act also gave the Canadian Parliament the power to create new provinces out of the territories. There are currently 10 provinces and three territories, with the most recent territory, Nunavut, being named in 1999. The Constitution Act, 1982 , ended Canada's need for the British Parliament to pass constitutional amendments, and enacted the Charter of the Rights and Freedoms , which guaranteed certain civil rights and freedoms.

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Search Jobs Employer Centre Resource Centre My ECN Centre Search Directory Browse Employers Regions: Alberta British Columbia Manitoba New Brunswick ... New Employers Inside the ECN About the ECN Join the ECN Help FAQ ECN ... Issues / Monarchy Web Sites in Category Monarchy Canadian Monarchist Online - A non-partisan website dedicated in educating the Canadian public about the Canadian monarchy, and to counter republican claims. Canadian Republic Online - Information about the republican movement in Canada and arguments for a republic. Citizens for a Canadian Republic - Articles, resources and contact information for this organisation which seeks to abolish the monarchy in Canada and replace the Queen with a Canadian head of state. Citizens for a Canadian Republic Email Group - An email discussion group debating the abolition of the monarchy in Canada. Coalition for a Humanistic British Canada - Advocates monarchism and all things British. The Coalition wants the Canadian flag replaced with the Union Jack, the dollar renamed the shilling, cricket to be Canada's national sport and women to dress modestly. Imperial Canada - Proposes replacing the British royal family with a made-in-Canada royal family.

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"From Russia with Love" The aim of the project The participants Russian students Canadian students Discovery of Canada History Political System Geography and Nature Population ... Ecology Welcome Here you find Canadian proverbs and sayings Interesting facts Do you know that... Here you find the story about the great Russian writer Alexander Pushkin Write us webmaster@eimc.ru The Goverment and Political System Canada is a constitutional monarchy and federal state with a democratic parliament. The Parliament of Canada, in Ottawa, consists of the House of Commons, whose members are elected, and the Senate, whose members are appointed. On average, members of Parliament are elected every four years. In October, 1987 Canada and the United States signed an agreement according to which all the custom duties between them were to be eliminated beginning with January, 1, 1989. Moreover, both the countries agreed upon finding out and eliminating of all the sources of environment pollution. Mulroney's and his political party's victory in November 1988 guaranteed that the agreement upon free trade would be adopted, too. The Socialist Party of New Democrats elected Audrey Maclalin, the deputy of Yukon as its leader in 1989. She was the first woman who had headed one of the largest parties of the country. When the international situation became more conservative and stable, the party started to win in regional elections - the new Democrats were elected governors of Ontario, Saskatchewan and British Columbia.

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Business Profiles Home var currentSection="g_info" Size: 9.97 million square kilometres. Map Capital city: Ottawa Climate: Continental (cold winters and short, hot summers). Weather forecast Currency: Canadian dollar Population: 31.1 million Population growth rate: 1% p.a. Life expectancy: 78 years Age composition: 0-14 years 20% 15-64 years 68% 65 and over 12% Ethnic composition: European origin 63.9%, Asian 6.9%, aboriginal 1.7%, other 27.5% Literacy rate: Labour force: 15.7 million Language: English 60%, French 25% (both official) Major religions: Christianity 75%; Judaism, Islam, Hinduism, Sikhism and Buddhism 10% Local time: GMT -8 hours (Pacific Standard); -7 hours (Mountain Standard); -3.5 hours (Central Standard); -5 hours (Eastern Standard); -4 hours (Atlantic Standard) -3.5 hours (Newfoundland Standard). Add one hour for daylight saving time (April-Oct) expect in Saskatchewan and northeast BC. Telephone code: Weights and measures: metric More about climate and geography Canada is a constitutional monarchy with a parliamentary government. A Canadian governor-general , appointed by the prime minister , represents the British monarch in a largely ceremonial role. The

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CANADA'S GOVERNMENT "Canada's political structure can be described as both a constitutional monarchy and an independent democratic system. IN Canada, the head of state is Queen Elizabeth II. But while all government actions are carried out in her name, it is fact the people of Canada, through their elected representatives, who have the authority to act. The Queen delegates her duties - which are mainly ceremonial - to the Governor General for matters concerning Canada as a whole, to the lieutenant-governors for the provinces and to the commissioners for the territories. The Governor General holds the highest position in the Canadian parliamentary system. It is the Governor General's responsibility to summon the House of Commons and the Senate, to give royal assent to all federal laws passed by the Houses, to open and end sessions of Parliament, and to dissolve Parliament before an election." (Canada Year Book 2001, Minister of Industry, Canada, 2001.)

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"Il Regno d'Italia 1848-1946" Per altre informazioni sull'aspetto Storico-Istituzionale Sabaudo rivolgersi a: Unione Monarchica Italiana Via R. Grazioli Lante 15a 00195 Roma Proponiamo anche alcuni indirizzi che permettono di consultare interessanti siti Internet che approfondiscono il tema trattato: -Per cercare altro materiale sulla rete: Shiniseek (motore di ricerca) WWW.MONARCHIA.IT WWW.NAZIONALEMONARCHICA.IT Regno Unito The British Monarchy The British Royal Family The British Royal Family Grolier: BUCKINGHAM PALACE ... The Prince of Wales Olanda Royal Family of The Netherlands Olanda Olanda Belgio THE BELGIAN CONSTITUTION The Royal Family of Belgium C.R.Bélgica THE MONARCHY IN BELGIUM ... Belgio Spagna The Spanish Royal Family The Spanish power structure Spagna Casa de S.M. el Rey de Espana ... Real Case delle Due Sicilie Romania King Micheal of Romania Romanian Royal Family Romanian Royal Family Romanian Royal Family ... HM Mihail I de Romania and the Hohenzollern Royal Dinasty Russia Romanov ROYAL RUSSIA ROYAL RUSSIA Fund Revival of Russian Monarchy's Homepage ... The fall of Imperial Russia Lituania L ituania Royal Lithuanian Nobility Association Danimarca Danimarca Danish Royal Family Denmark (Danmark) Danimarca Denmark / Welcome to Royal Denmark ... Denmark's Queen Margrethe II Bulgaria Bulgaria Archive of Materials about the Bulgarian Royal Family Bulgarian Royal Family History of Bulgaria, Centralised Monarchy

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Canada, the Canadian Government, and Canada's Monarch Canada is the world's second largest country consisting of 10 provinces and 3 territories. Canada is a constitutional monarchy, a federal state, and a parliamentary democracy. As a constitutional monarchy, Canada's Head of State is a monarch. Queen Elizabeth II is the current reigning monarch and Queen of Canada. Her Majesty is also Queen of the United Kingdom and other realms. She delegates her powers to the Governor General of Canada who acts as Head of State in her place. Like many democracies, Canada differentiates between the Head of State and the Head of Government. Queen Elizabeth II is Canada's Head of State whereas the sitting Prime Minister is Canada's Head of Government. Where can I find out more information about Canada and Canada's Monarchy? There are a number of good web sites that can provide you with more information about Canada and Canada's Monarchy. These sites incl

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Canada Travel Guide About Canada Photos of Canada Travel Directory ... Canada Hotels You are here: Home Page About Canada Introduction to Canada About Canada ... Contact Canadian Government and Economy Canada's first people, the ancestors of the Native Americans, or Indians, arrived in North America from Asia around 40,000 years ago. Later arrivals were the Inuit (Eskimos), who also came from Asia. Europeans reached the Canadian coast in 1497 and a race began between Britain and France for control f the territory. France gained an initial advantage, and the French founded Quebec in 1608. But the British later occupied eastern Canada in1867, Britain passed the British North America Act, which set up the Dominion of Canada, which was made up of Quebec, Ontario, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. Other areas were added, the last being Newfoundland in 1949. Canada fought alongside Britain in both World Wars and man Canadians feel close ties with Britain. Canada is a constitutional monarchy, and the British monarch is Canada's head of state. Rivalries between French and English speaking Canadians continue. In 1995 Quebeckers voted against a move to make Quebec a sovereign state. The majority was less than 1% and this issue seems unlikely to disappear. Another problem concerns the rights of the Aboriginal minorities, who would like to have more say n the running of their own affairs. To this end, in 1999, Canada created a new territory called Nunavut for the Inuit population in the north. Nunavut covers approximately 64% of what was formerly the eastern part of the Northwest Territories.

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THE POLITICS OF MONARCHY: IT'S NOT WHAT YOU MIGHT EXPECT Canadian Forum Magazine April, 1998 Tony Hall The news that powerful forces are at work in Australia to sever ties with the British monarchy has emboldened a few voices in Canada to promote similar measures here. For instance, in his weekly column in The Globe and Mail , editor William Thorsell urges his fellow citizens to just grow up and "cut the apron strings" to the "ridiculous anomaly" that is our Royal Mom - the Queen of England. All that is required of us, he explains, is to replace the Windsors with a made-in-Canada imprimatur, and "presto, we are wholly adult at last." My central fascination with the subject has to do with the importance of maintaining constitutional continuity integral to the renewal of treaties with Indigenous peoples. I view imperial agreements with the First Nations as the only truly legitimate starting point for all non-Aboriginal claims of title and sovereign jurisdiction to the lands and waters of Canada. The debate over the place of the Crown is pivotal because it exposes so clearly how completely most activists on the right wing of politics, including Mr. Thorsell, have renounced the indigenous conservatism whose royalist hues were once so essential to the decorative tones of the Tory Party in Canada, Red, Blue or Purple. The real agenda of this steady assault on the institutions of the Crown, however, was to interate Canada more fully into the American empire and the presidential style of marketplace politics. What motivated Grant and others was this practical recognition that the real threat to Canada's independence was not the British legacy in our constitution but rather the expansionist thrust of Manifest Destiny in the United States. In the early 1960s, WL Morton, the great historian of Manitoba, devoted particular attention to clarifying both the historic and continuing significance of the Canadian monarchy. For the architects of Confederation, Morton argued, the structuring of the new Dominion on the British monarchy was not some "bait for dim-witted Tory voters" but rather "the essence of the scheme".

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