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Before 1982, Canada's constitution was the British North America Act. Any changes to this constitution required the approval of the British government. For years, Canadian governments had considered patriating the constitution, but no agreement could be reached pertaining to the changes. In 1981, The 1982 Patriation of the Canadian Constitution: Canada Attains Complete National Sovereignty Note! The sentences in this essay are shuffled, making this essay unusable If you want to read the essay in it's original and proper state, click here. We use this page for our internal search engine, and it's not meant to be viewable. History Home Essays [LOGIN] ... 1995-2004, Loadstone

62. University Of Saskatchewan / POLST 404.3. Registration Info — 20042005 Regular Session» The canadian constitutionand Federalism 1/2(3S) An examination of Canada s constitution and its http://www.usask.ca/calendar/polst/404

Political Studies Department of Political Studies, College of Arts and Science KEY TO COURSE DESCRIPTIONS All upper year courses in political studies require as a prerequisite six credit units at the 100-level, except as noted. UNDERGRADUATE DEGREE COURSES Seminar Courses These courses are open to third and fourth year students majoring in Political Studies, Aboriginal Public Administration, Public Administration or International Studies. Other qualified students may be admitted with permission of the Head of the Department. However, because of the need to ensure that enrollments in these courses are compatible with their designation as seminars, all students must obtain permission in writing from the department before their registration can be completed. POLST 404.3 The Canadian Constitution and Federalism An examination of Canada's constitution and its federal system.

63. The Patriation Of The Canadian Constitution The Patriation Of The canadian constitution Not An Auspicious Occasion.SASKATCHEWAN INDIAN MAY 1982 v12 n04 p10. April 17, 1982 http://www.sicc.sk.ca/saskindian/a82may10.htm

Previous Article Next Article FNPI Search Home ... Year List The Patriation Of The Canadian Constitution: Not An Auspicious Occasion SASKATCHEWAN INDIAN MAY 1982 v12 n04 p10 April 17, 1982 was proclaimed as a day of mourning for the aboriginal peoples of Canada. It was the day the British Crown irreversibly betrayed every treaty, proclamation, agreement, trust and promise made with the Indian Nations of Canada. To take a share in our land the British Crown promised to protect Indian lands and to protect Indian jurisdiction on those lands, to protect the Indian way of life. Britain soon forgot her promises and the trickle of settlers became a flood. For the last three years Chiefs, Indian organizations and leaders and ordinary Indian people have written to the Queen to inform her that the treaties were endangered by a new settler government constitution. She resolutely refused to respond or to meet us though graciously accepted our gifts to her when we visited her homeland. When the Queen of Great Britain came to our homeland to proclaim the settler government's constitution, there were no similar acts of courtesy to the Indian leaders. There was no acknowledgement of so many letters to her from the Indian people outlining just how the treaties and the Royal Proclamation would no longer be safeguarded in Canada's Constitution. She could not pretend we no longer existed: the two-month "Indian debate" in Westminster precluded that. So she just pretended that we were happy in the new arrangement that would sanction one of the most massive land grabs in history.

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65. POLS 310: The Canadian Constitution POLS 310 The canadian constitution. politics in Canada . What are thepolitical forces and ideals that shape the canadian constitution? http://qsilver.queensu.ca/~leuprech/pols310/

POLS 310: The Canadian Constitution Home Description Evaluation Course Outline ... WebCT Instructor: Christian Leuprecht E-mail: leuprech@qsilver.queensu.ca leuprecht-c@rmc.ca Office hours: Tuesdays (9:30 - 4) and Thursdays (10 - 2:30) Mac-Corry B302 Telephone: 533-6633 Abstract (adapted from the undergraduate calendar) The course examines the evolution of constitutional principles in Canada . Topics include developments in federal-provincial relations, the role of the courts in federal-provincial disputes, and the nexus between the community values of federalism and the individual rights in the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. Objectives This is a course on constitutional politics in Canada . What are the political forces and ideals that shape the Canadian constitution? What are its principal elements and how are they changed? What is distinctive about Canada Canada Links Forwarding your Qlink email Criteria governing the evaluation of assignments (.doc). Directions to Bellevue House Information on the Canadian Constitution ... Constitutional Keywords

66. Canada In The Making - Specific Events & Topics The canadian constitution is not just made up of written documents itis also shaped by many conventions that have evolved over the years. http://www.canadiana.org/citm/specifique/written_e.html

PDF Version Word Version Rich Text Format Text Format The Written and the Unwritten Constitution The Canadian Constitution is not just made up of written documents: it is also shaped by many conventions that have evolved over the years. This page will explain the relationship between the written and unwritten aspects of the Canadian Constitution, and link you to major Canadian Constitutional documents. What is a Constitution? Constitutions are not just Written Documents Sources of Constitutional Authority Constitutional Conventions ... Bibliography Related Topics: The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council Common Law and Civil Law Representative Government Responsible Government ... Canada's Constitutional History What is a Constitution? A constitution is generally defined as a set of rules that establish both the structure and the fundamental principles of the government in a nation or other territory. Constitutions serve several purposes. 1. They help establish what person or persons will exercise political authority.

67. Enhancing Environmental Protection In The Canadian Constitution Enhancing Environmental Protection In The canadian constitution We recommendbelow that this principle be adopted in a new canadian constitution. http://www.wcel.org/wcelpub/5173.html

Enhancing Environmental Protection In The Canadian Constitution: Comments on the Federal Government's Constitutional Proposals by and Lawrence Alexander Articled Student WEST COAST ENVIRONMENTAL LAW ASSOCIATION Revised October 23, 1991 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 1. West Coast Environmental Law Association applauds the federal government's proposed constitutional commitment to protection of the environment, and the Minister of Constitutional Affairs' statement that the government's intention is not to weaken the federal role in protecting the environment. A strong federal role in protecting the environment is of critical importance. 2. The proposals in this brief for strengthening the ability of the Constitution of Canada to foster protection of the environment are predicated on the recognition that the Canadian Constitution will not be complete until the legal relationship between Canada and Native peoples is resolved on a basis of mutual trust and respect. 3. This brief is offered in a spirit of cooperation with people from Quebec, Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, Ontario, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta, the Yukon and the Northwest Territories. We know they all want essentially the same as we do: satisfactory constitutional arrangements and protection of the environment we all love. 4. The proposals' failure to link a prosperous economy and human health with a sustainable environment is a glaring betrayal of Canada's Green Plan and must be rectified throughout the constitutional package.

68. Canada's Bills C36, C22, C35, C42 Of 2001 targetted? (I do not pretend to know the answer. Eleanor White). IsThis the Blueprint for the Death of the canadian constitution? http://www.raven1.net/cdnc36.htm

Is this (click) why us "little nobodies" are being so expensively and thoroughly targetted? (I do not pretend to know the answer. Eleanor White) Is This the Blueprint for the Death of the Canadian Constitution? It depends on how Canada's Anti-Terrorism laws are administered "at the street level", so to speak. Canada's governments allowed, and even helped to pay for Dr. Ewen Cameron's torture of Canadian citizens at the Allen Psychiatric Institute in Montreal during MKULTRA . Canada's governments are currently using ridicule and denial to allow growing numbers of citizens to be used as "lab rats" in today's updated, highly deniable, silent but painful, "research" into military psychological warfare by some apparently rogue elements of government and/or defence-connected industry. (Not possible, you say? Eight of these guinea pigs eventually won a law suit against the U.S. Government over these atrocities.) This writer, Eleanor White, at the date the email below was sent to concerned Canadian Action Party supporters, had encountered 28 people in Hamilton alone who report the classic symptoms Canadian visitors to this page are urged to remember Adolf Hitler's burning of the German Parliament (Reichstag) as one step of a long series of LEGAL usurpations of power, resulting in a LEGAL ascent to total dictatorship. The means to do this so quietly that the average "Joe Sixpack" citizen will not be aware this is happening are being used right this moment on a small but growing number of your neighbours. VIGILANCE is essential to be sure that these Anti-Terrorism laws don't totally eclipse the Canadian Constitution.

69. 'Close To The Land' (Hunters Challenge Canadian Constitution) - ExploreNorth by Clayton White Hunters challenge canadian constitution. The OntarioFederation of Anglers and Hunters (OFAH) has embarked on a http://www.explorenorth.com/library/closeto/bl-close092999.htm

by Clayton White Hunters challenge Canadian Constitution The Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters (OFAH) has embarked on a court challenge to prove Canadians have a Constitutional right to hunt. The court challenge has been sparked by Ontario's closure of the spring black bear hunt. The closure, as explained by the Ontario government, has no foundation in conservation principles or safety, but was implemented because of "ethical reasons". This of course begs the question, "Whose ethics?" The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms (the Charter) guarantees that all Canadians have the right of freedom of thought, belief, opinion and expression. Consequently, the Supreme Court of Canada has said that we cannot exclude human activity from guaranteed free expression on the basis of content or meaning being expressed. While it may surprise and even shock you, on this basis, the Supreme Court of Canada has said that expressions such as child pornography and hate mongering are protected under the Charter. Hunting, as a core value of many Canadians (particularly in the North) could surely then be deemed expressive as well.

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72. The Constitution The Constitution Act, 1982 and the Constitutions Acts, 1867 to 1975 collectivelymake up the canadian constitution. Canada s legal system. The Constitution. http://142.206.72.67/04/04b/04b_006_e.htm

@import "/_css/cyb_extra.css"; The State The legal system Site Map The Constitution By definition, constitutional laws define the powers and limits of government and override all other statutes inconsistent with their principles. Canadian constitutional law follows this convention, setting out the basic framework of democratic government in Canada and entrenching certain fundamental principles within the supreme law of the country. Prior to 1982, the British North America Act (BNA Act)—a British statute—held supremacy over all Canadian laws and was regarded as the foundation for Canada's constitutional law. When the United Kingdom passed the Canada Act, 1982 , Canada's own constitution was born and British law ceased to extend to Canada. The Constitution Act, 1982 received the approval of Canada's Parliament and all provinces except Quebec. The Constitution Act, 1982 and the Constitutions Acts, 1867 to 1975 collectively make up the Canadian constitution. The constitution defines the powers of the three branches of government (executive, legislative and judicial), the distribution of powers between the federal and provincial governments, and the rights of Aboriginal peoples of Canada. It also outlines the procedure for making constitutional amendments.

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74. Sections Of The Canadian Constitution Included In The Course Acts (of Canada) for which students in ED 3051 are responsible. Relevantsections of the Constitution of Canada for ED 3051 students. http://www.unb.ca/education/ed3051/cactsecs.html

Relevant sections of the Constitution of Canada for ED 3051 students Students in ED 3051 are responsible for selected sections of the various acts that make up the Constitution of Canada. These sections are, generally speaking, those with some direct or indirect relevance to education. The following table gives the section numbers classified by the containing act or statute. The "authority" refers to the legislative body that passed the act. The sections are those for which ED 3051 students are responsible. Students are responsible only for the current version of a section of the constitution, that is, the version in effect at this time. An example is section 17 of the Terms of Union of Newfoundland with Canada which has been amended several times. Only the most recent amendment will be of interest to us. ACT AUTHORITY SECTIONS Constitution Act, 1867 Parliament of the United Kingdom Manitoba Act, 1870

75. Sections Of The Canadian Constitution Included In The Course sections of the Constitution Acts (of Canada) for which students in ED6007 are responsible.Relevant sections of the Constitution of Canada for ED6007 students. http://www.unb.ca/education/ed6007/cactsecs.html

Relevant sections of the Constitution of Canada for ED6007 students Students in ED6007 are responsible for selected sections of the various acts that make up the Constitution of Canada. These sections are, generally speaking, those with some direct or indirect relevance to education. The following table gives the section numbers classified by the containing act or statute. The "authority" refers to the legislative body that passed the act. The sections are those for which ED6007 students are responsible. Students are responsible only for the current version of a section of the constitution, that is, the version in effect at this time. An example is section 17 of the Terms of Union of Newfoundland with Canada which has been amended several times. Only the most recent amendment will be of interest to us. ACT AUTHORITY SECTIONS Constitution Act, 1867 Parliament of the United Kingdom Manitoba Act, 1870

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77. The Canadian Constitution Crown, and the Constitution Act, 1982, which transferred formal control over theConstitution from Britain to Canada and entrenched a Canadian Charter of http://nesara.insights2.org/Constitution.html

Canada's Constitution Click to subscribe to nesaracanada [extracted from the Canadian Embassy, Washington DC web-page] A constitution provides the essential framework for orderly government and for relations between people and their government. Canada's Constitution is not a single document as in the United States. It is made up of acts of the British and Canadian Parliaments, as well as legislation, judicial decisions and agreements between the federal and provincial governments. It also includes unwritten elements such as British constitutional conventions, established custom, tradition and precedent. Responsible government, for example, in which the Cabinet is collectively responsible to the elected House of Commons and must resign if it loses a vote of confidence, is a fundamental, but unwritten, element of Canadian parliamentary democracy at the federal and provincial levels. The Constitution's basic written foundations are the Constitution Act, 1867, which created a federation of four provinces ? Ontario, Quebec, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick ? under the British Crown, and the Constitution Act, 1982, which transferred formal control over the Constitution from Britain to Canada and entrenched a Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms and procedures for constitutional amendment. The Constitution Act, 1867

78. The Constitution Act, 1982 constitution Act, 1886. 10. Canada (Ontario Boundary) Act, 1889, 5253 Vict., c.28 (UK), Canada (Ontario Boundary) Act, 1889. 11. canadian Speaker (Appointment http://www.solon.org/Constitutions/Canada/English/ca_1982.html

Constitution Act, 1982( SCHEDULE B CONSTITUTION ACT, 1982 PART I CANADIAN CHARTER OF RIGHTS AND FREEDOMS Whereas Canada is founded upon the principles that recognize the supremacy of God and the rule of law: Guarantee of Rights and Freedoms 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 Everyone has the following fundamental freedoms: a ) freedom of conscience and religion b ) freedom of thought, belief, opinion and expression, including freedom of the press and other means of communication. c ) freedom of peaceful assembly; and d ) freedom of association. Democratic Rights Every citizen of Canada has the right to vote in an election of members of the House of Commons or of a legislative assembly and to be qualified for membership therein. (1) No House of Commons and no legislative assembly shall continue for longer than five years from the date fixed for the return of the writs at a general election of its members.( (2) In time of real or apprehended war, invasion or insurrection, a House of Commons may be continued by Parliament and a legislative assembly may be continued by the legislature beyond five years if such continuation is not opposed by the votes of more than one-third of the members of the House of Commons or the legislative assembly, as the case may be.(

79. Constitutional Acts 1867 To 1982 : Table Of Contents Schedule B constitution Act, 1982. Part. I. canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms VI. Amendment to the constitution Act , 1867 http://laws.justice.gc.ca/en/const

I Preliminary II Union III Executive Power IV Legislative Power V Provincial Constitutions VI Distribution of Legislative Powers VII Judicature VIII Revenues; Debts; Assets; Taxation IX Miscellaneous Provisions X Intercolonial Railway XI Admission of Other Colonies The First Schedule The Second Schedule The Third Schedule ... The Sixth Schedule Schedule B Constitution Act, 1982 Part I Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms II Rights of the Aboriginal Peoples of Canada III Equalization and Regional Disparities IV Constitutional Conference IV.I Constitutional Conferences V Procedure for Amending Constitution of Canada VI Amendment to the Constitution Act , 1867 VII General Schedule to the Constitution Act, 1982

80. Nelson - Political Science -Canadian Politics On The Web/The Constitution Of Can the way the canadian political system runs add up to the "constitution" of Canada. The constitution includes a great most people refer to the constitution, they may be thinking of http://polisci.nelson.com/constitution.html

browserdetect('highered') About Us Contact Us Customer Support Site Map ... Rep Locator Higher Education Instructors Students Bookstores Authors ... Political Science Resource Centre toTitleCase('THE CONSTITUTION OF CANADA') THE CONSTITUTION OF CANADA Eugene Forsey provides a clear overview of the Canadian system of government in How Canadians Govern Themselves When most people refer to the Constitution, they may be thinking of a subset of the rules that makes up the formal "Constitution of Canada." Section 52(2) of the Constitution Act, 1982 outlines what documents are part of the formal Constitution. This is a special collection of rules, declared to be the "supreme law of Canada," that takes precedence over any other law. The Constitution can only be changed according to the amending formulas CONSTITUTIONAL DOCUMENTS constitutional documents and proposals The Constitution Act, 1867 The Constitution Act, 1982 . This act created for the first time a set of amending procedures for the Constitution to be amended entirely in Canada. Until 1982, many changes to the then British North America Acts had to be carried out by the British Parliament. This act also includes the . The Constitution Act, 1982, was actually created as a part of the

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