61. Canadian Constitutional Documents Also, in recent history there have been several proposals education, as well as educationin general to be Set conditions that the canadian government was to http://www.solon.org/Constitutions/Canada/English/

Canadian Constitutional Documents A Legal History Quota pars operis tanti nobis committur? - Seneca Memory - A practical quality which allows us to weigh what has already been done against what might be done now. Memory is therefore a key to responsible action....Romanticism is a fantasized version of the past. Unpleasant events and personal or national failures are erased, while comforts and successes are exaggerated. Or wrongs may be exaggerated and comforts and successes erased. On either side romanticism is intended to energize false hopes. In its most exaggerated form it denies the relevance of memory and constructs free-standing abstract ideologies. - John Ralston Saul what's new at this archive, the last modification having been made on 27 November, 2001 (always check what's new first!!), or go to the top of the archive These documents are provided as a service to Canadians and others interested in Canada, who regularly travel the net and who are curious in regards to, "what the fuss is all about." This "collection" is merely here for reference only. If you have a legal question regarding the constitutional validity of a law, or any other legal questions, please consult a lawyer.

62. Cataloguing : Subject Analysis : Canadian History Call Numbers Selected Topics for Comparison, F1000F1150, F5000-F5999, FC. Canada as a whole,F1000-F1035, F5000-F5052, FC1-FC629. history general, F1008, F5053-F5055, FC161-FC165. http://130.15.161.74/techserv/cat/Sect03/c03Canclass.html

Subject Analysis : Canadian History Call Numbers F1000-F1150, F5000s, FC: Background FC Double Cutters F1000-F1150, F5000s, FC: Guidelines Comparison Chart ... Table of Contents (Top) F1000-F1150, F5000s, FC: Background The Library of Congress classification system classes Canadian history in (F1150 is approximate), between the states of the U.S. and Mexico. This is based on a decision made a long time ago (around 1900), which no doubt seemed logical then, but which like many other such decisions, failed to allow for later development. A number of Canadian libraries found the LC scheme inadequate for their collections. Starting in the 1940s at the University of British Columbia, a schedule was developed using the numbers , which follow LC's numbers for South America. The edition of this schedule that is still on hand is dated 1967. By that date, or sometime earlier, F5000-F5999 was adopted for use at Queen's. ( is still used for the Canadian pamphlets in the Lorne Pierce Collection.) For various reasons the F5000-F5999 range too was found inadequate. In the 1970s a whole new schedule was developed in class FC . This was adopted at Queen's around 1976 to replace the F5000s, and has been used since. (Problems can also arise with certain FC numbers, however. See the section on

63. General Strike 10, used by unions during the bloody Winnipeg general strike of 1919,and a companion Web site devoted to canadian labour history. http://www.geocities.com/CapitolHill/5202/GenStrike.htm

64. Canadian History Z99 1980 Ref Bibliographia canadiana Z 1382 .T47 1973 Ref Canada Since 1967 a bibliographicalguide FC 500 .G7 Z99 1977 general canadian history A Reader s http://www.ubishops.ca/library_info/canadian-history.htm

L I B R A R Y Canadian History This is a selective list of reference tools available for the study of Canadian History. BORIS, the library's OPAC (Online Public Access Catalogue) is the primary source for material in the Library. For works by a particular author, search under the author's name: e.g. Fowler, Marian, 1929-. To find a particular title, search under the title: e.g. The embroidered tent: five gentlewomen in early Canada. For works about a particular individual of a particular subject, do a subject search under the appropriate name of subject heading(s) e.g. Verchères, Marie Madeleine Jarrett de, 1678-1737. The Library of Congress Subject Headings List (the five large red books in the main lobby) will help you determine the correct subject headings. In addition, you may now search under "key words" from the title of subject even if you don't know the exact title. Canadian history books generally have Library of Congress classification numbers beginning with FC.

65. CRRF - Links - HISTORY studies, history, and canadian Studies programs. Internment of Ukrainian canadians19141920 The purpose of these pages is to inform the general population http://www.crr.ca/EN/General/Links/eLinks_His.htm

HISTORY français Asian Heritage Black History Miscellaneous ASIAN HERITAGE Across the Generations: A History of the Chinese in Canada The history of the Chinese in Canada is the history of a people who were powerless and discriminated against, a people who persevered against hardship and humiliation. It is a history of a people who sacrificed the present because they had faith that life would be better for future generations. Becoming Canadian: Pioneer Sikhs in Their Own Words This digital collection was produced under contract to the SchoolNet Digital Collections program, Industry Canada. Boat People No Longer: Vietnamese Canadians The exhibition Boat People No Longer ran at the Canadian Museum of Civilization from 15 October 1998 to 20 September 1999. This website was set up to perpetuate the information. Chinese Canadian National Council - Photo Exhibit The Photo Gallery contains historical pictures of Chinese in Canada. The gallery is arranged chronologically, highlighting various periods. Within each period a significant event or story is told. Each time period comes with an introduction to give you a better sense of the events during that time. A Chinese Canadian Story: The Yip Sang Family This web site tells about Yip Sang, his family, and his legacy to Vancouver. The artifacts seen in this site are from the Wing Sang building and were donated by the Yip family to the Vancouver Museum.

66. Engineering Institute Of Canada/Institut Canadien Des Ingénieurs A federation of canadian engineering societies that sponsors education standards, recognizes individual engineers and records engineering history. Overview, members, professional development and general information. http://www.eic-ici.ca/

A federation of technical societies, the EIC is the leading proponent of continuing education and technical professional development in the Canadian engineering community. techniques, est la pierre angulaire de la formation continue pour assurer le maintien de la

67. Mapleleafweb.com: Features - Peacekeeping - Canada's History Of Peacekeeping At the 50th annual general assembly of the honour the country’s long history ofparticipation In addition, the canadian government commissioned the National http://www.mapleleafweb.com/features/military/peace_keeping/canada.html

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68. Western Libraries - Canadian History Since Confederation quick CA1 AG A552 Reports of the Auditor general of Canada magazines or scholarlyjournals Electronic Resources America history and Life (canadian and US http://www.lib.uwo.ca/resources/canadianhistorysinceconfe.shtml

More information and resources can be found in the Library Catalogue Problems with links? Feedback? Please let us know Contents: Encyclopedias/Dictionaries Reference Sources Books Government Information ... Specialized Resources Introduction: Welcome! Below you will find a selection of some of the best research resources The D.B. Weldon Library has to offer on the subject of Canadian History Since Confederation. If you don't find what you're looking for on this page, please feel free to contact one of our knowledgeable, helpful staff for further assistance. We're available in person, over the telephone (661-3162) and via e-mail at dbwref@lib.uwo.ca . You can also view our web site at www.lib.uwo.ca/weldon Please note that this page is constantly being updated with new materials to assist you with your research. Check back often to see what's new! Encyclopedias/Dictionaries Consult the following encyclopedias and dictionaries for a subject overview or brief information about people, dates, events, trends, concepts and terminology: Dictionary of Canadian Biography Online The database presents biographies of individuals whose death or last known activity occurred in the years from 1000 to 1700 and 1911 to 1920. The 7,790 biographies include those from all walks of life, different ethnic groups, and all regions of Canada. The biographies represent a range of professions and occupations-business people, artists, politicians, nurses, judges, physicians, soldiers, athletes, lawyers, poets, farmers, workers, clerics, and entertainers.

69. Canada Timeline - Canadian History federally. May 24. 1918. Winnipeg general Strike begins, paralyzingcity. May 15. 1919. canadian National Railways incorporated. June 6.1919. http://www.micromedia.ca/Timeline/Canadian_History.htm

Canadian History Canadian Timeline Klondike gold rush Yukon becomes territory June 13 Hull, QC devastated by fire April 26 Alberta becomes province September 1 Saskatchewan becomes province September 1 Timothy Eaton dies January 31 Royal Canadian Navy formed May 4 22-month Springhill coal strike ends in Cape Breton, NS May 27 Regina cyclone tears city apart in 3 minutes June 30 First Calgary Stampede September 2 Canadian Pacific ocean liner Empress of Ireland sinks in St. Lawrence May 29 Hillcrest coal mine explosion in AB June 19 Saskatchewan passes liquor bill banning alcohol June 4 Manitoba women become first women in Canada to vote January 28 Income tax introduced in Canada July 25 Halifax harbour explosion December 6 World War I - Conscription begins January 1 Canadian women over 21 gain right to vote federally May 24 Winnipeg General Strike begins, paralyzing city May 15 Canadian National Railways incorporated June 6 Bloody Sunday at Winnipeg General Strike June 21 Winnipeg General Strike ends June 28 Women stand for Parliament Dominion Elections Act July 1 Canadian Schooner "Bluenose" wins the International Fisherman's Trophy

70. Canadian Political, Social And Economic History 38 Les Premieres nations de Colombie britannique Le Consulat general de Francea Vancouver Quebec history Quebec Sovereignty and the canadian National Unity http://www.library.ubc.ca/poli/cpwebh.html

Prepared by: Iza Laponce Canadian Political, Social and Economic History Table of Contents Economic Conditions Bibiographic Databases Political and Social History About Canada: Canadian History Aboriginal History Academic Articles and Resources Archives ... Becoming Canadian: Pioneer Sikhs in their own words Britain in Canada: Transatlantic Partners British Columbia History Internet/Web Site, David Mattison Canada Canadian History Canada History ... culture and Quebec separatism documents Economic Conditions Banks and Business: Canadian Social Research Links B.C. Statistics Business Resources: Canada Canada: Business Profile: Mbendi's Information ... WEBlinx; Economic Intelligence on Canada, the Provinces and Metropolitan Areas Bibliographic Databases Canadian Bibliography of Politics and Society (CPOL) Return to Political Science Home Page Site Index Canadian Politics Net Station Maintained by I. Laponce Last updated July 30, 2002 Please send comments, suggestions or questions to ilaponce@ interchange.ubc.ca

71. Canadian Parks Movement: Hamilton Experience - General History Of Hamilton Parks Choose any of the following links to find out more aboutthe general history of Hamilton Public Parks http://www.hpl.hamilton.on.ca/Collections/PARKEX/genhist.htm

Choose any of the following links to find out more about the general history of Hamilton Public Parks: 1. The Development of Public Parks in Hamilton, Ontario: 1816 - 1941 2. General History of Hamilton Public Parks: 1941 - 1980 3. The History of Hamilton Parks Police 4. Current By-Laws Respecting Hamilton Public Parks ... 5. Historical Records of the City of Hamilton 1847-1973 Parks

72. Workers And Canadian History He analyses the development of canadian labour history in particular and social historyin general, and provides detailed empirical studies of the Orange Order http://www.mqup.mcgill.ca/book.php?bookid=1526

73. CanadaInfo: History & People: History Timeline and canadians were victorious bringing heroes such as general Issac Brock to progressiveconservative government wins the largest majority in canadian history. http://orion.math.uwaterloo.ca/~hwolkowi/canhisttimeline.html

Daniel's Modification of: the History Timeline, Jan. 2003 T his is some highlights of significant events in Canadian history. Send us your suggestions for other events which should be included here. MAIN MENU : HISTORY TIMELINE Other Timelines elsewhere: history timeline at linksnorth New France History Timeline , at Canadian History Directory Acadian History Timeline c. ... c. A.D. Leif Ericsson and other Vikings visit Newfoundland and Labrador. Columbus' Coat of Arms Christopher Columbus Timeline A Columbus Timeline The First Voyage The Second Voyage The Third Voyage The Fourth Voyage John Cabot claims Cape Breton Island for Henry VII of England. John Cabot, Or Giovanni Caboto , to use his original, Italian name. It is likely that he was born around 1455 in Gaeta, near Naples, and was the son of a merchant. Cabot makes his second voyage to North America. French explorer, Jacques Cartier , gave Canada its name when he mistook the Indian word Kannata, meaning a collection of huts, for the name of the country. On the first voyage in 1534, he thoroughly explored the Gulf of St. Lawrence. He claimed the Gaspe Peninsula for France and took two (kidnapped?) Laurentain Iroquois home with him to learn French. white cedar saved the rest of the crew. On the second voyage in 1535 to 1536, he used the two Indian interpreter-guides to plot him up the St. Lawrence River to Stadacona which is now known as Quebec. Spending the winter in Stadacona, 25 of his crew members died from scurvy before the discovery of a brew of white cedar (

74. CanLinks: Directory Of Web Resources Relevant To Canadian Studies A directory of web resources relevant to canadian studies covering literature, arts, history, Quebec, museums and general information. http://lucking.net/canlinks/canlinks.htm

75. Canadian Links Annotated Web links, academically oriented and other, on the subject of Canada,its history, government, education, and culture. general sites Education http://www.millikin.edu/staley/subject_pages/canadian_links.html

Canadian Web links Annotated Web links, academically oriented and other, on the subject of Canada, its history, government, education, and culture. General sites Education History and Geneology Archives and museums General sites Librarians' Bookmarks . Many many links, with emphasis is on Canadian resources in all categories. Includes Search Engines, Subject Guides, Resources by Geographical Region, Electronic Publishing, Computers/Internet, Government Resources, Business and Labour, and Social Activism. By Okanagan University College Library staff, British Columbia. Canadiana The Canadian Resource Page Many links to quick information about Canada; news, statistics, events, etc. Canadian Geographical Names Interactive and authoritative source of over 500,000 geographical names in Canada, maintained by the Canadian Permanent Committee on Geographical Names (CPCGN) Includes links to other geographic-names sites (Toponymy). General sites Education History and Geneology Archives and museums Links related to education Canadian Studies at the University of Vermont site includes multiple links to all things Canadian : government, business, education, cultural and others.

76. Researching In Canadian History-Guides Mills-McMaster University Libraries There are six main subdivisions general history, prehistory, ethnohistory, explorations,Eurocanadian occupation, demographic indexes and genealogies. Bibl. http://library.mcmaster.ca/research/canhist.htm

Library Guides Researching In Canadian History Find Books Find Journal Articles Consult Reference Materials Use Internet Resources ... Publications Find Books Perform a Subject - Library of Congress (LCSH) search in MORRIS , McMaster's library catalogue. If books on your topic cannot be found using the Subject - Library of Congress (LCSH) index in MORRIS, enter the word(s) that best describe your topic in the Title Keyword(s), Subject Keyword(s), and/or Keyword(s) Anywhere indexes. Keyword Index Tips: Use an asterisk* to retrieve variations of words, e.g. separatis* will retrieve records which contain the words separatism separatist , etc. Use the connector terms AND, OR, and NOT to combine words together. Use brackets to group synonyms or alternate words together, e.g. (sovereignty or separatis*) and quebec Find Journal Articles Use article indexes to find out which journals, magazines, and newspapers have published articles on your topic. Journal literature is most useful when recent information is required, or when the topic is too specific to be covered in a book. Articles indexes come in both electronic and paper format. P = Print Index E = Electronic Index FT = Full Text Index Canadian Index. 1, 1993 - 1997 (Recent cumulation available electronically on CBCA)

77. From Colony To Country A Reader's Guide To Canadian Military History Bibliographical pathfinder for the general reader with an interest in Canada's military heritage. From the National Library of Canada. http://www.nlc-bnc.ca/milit/index-e.html

78. OCAD Library > Subject Guides > Canadian History Women in canadian history. Offers general information, book reviews,trivia and biographies of celebrated canadian women. canadian http://www.snow.ocad.on.ca/library/canhist.html

Dorothy H. Hoover Library Home Search Catalogue Online lndexes Research Help ... Library Hours CANADIAN HISTORY A directory of Web resources. Do you know of a site that should be listed here? Send suggestions to Daniel Payne Quick Reference Where to Start Primary Sources ... First Nations QUICK REFERENCE The Canadian Encyclopedia Online Created by the Historica foundation . Search or browse this concise encyclopedia of Canadian culture. Most major artists and movements are represented. Canadian Atlas Government of Canada Offers maps and extensive background information on Canadian culture and geography. Search by keyword or browse by subject. Includes information on climate and environment. Statistics Canada Search by keyword, or browse subjects for information and statistics about Canada ranging from economics to demographics. Includes information from the 2001 Census Canadiana: The Canadian Resources Page School of Computer Science, Carnegie Mellon A directory of diverse Canadian websites are offered, including governmental, cultural, news and media-based, and non-profit organizations. Browse by topic only. On This Day...Canadian Headline

79. Canadian History: A Reader's Guide, Volume 2: Confederation To The Present. By M Bryan Palmer asserts that the historiography of Upper Canada is still dominatedby narrowly focused political history. Regarding the general direction of the http://www.utpjournals.com/product/chr/774/history21.html

Published in Canadian Historical Review - Volume 77, Number 4 December 1996 To see more articles and book reviews from this and other journals visit UTPJOURNALS online at UTPJOURNALS.com Canadian History: A Reader's Guide, Volume 2: Confederation to the Present. Edited by Doug Owram. Toronto: University of Toronto Press 1994. Pp. xx, 418. $47.50 cloth, $19.95 paper by Miriam Wright Memorial University of Newfoundland For anyone who has ever felt just a little intimidated by the flood of new Canadian historical literature that has appeared in the past few decades, or frustrated by an apparent lack of material on a particular subject, the new handbook, Canadian History: A Reader's Guide, offers a way out of the confusion. The books consist of essays written by notable Canadian historians on published works in English or French. The set is not merely a bibliographic listing of books and articles, however. The authors also make brief assessments of the literature, and give a sense of the direction of Canadian historiography, the key themes, debates, and controversies. Aimed primarily at students, this two-volume set supersedes A Reader's Guide to Canadian History, 1: Beginnings to Confederation, edited by D.A. Muise, and A Reader's Guide to Canadian History, 2: Confederation to the Present, edited by J.L. Granatstein and Paul Stevens. The volume contains a number of research aids that students will find helpful. Each chapter begins with clearly marked sections discussing general works on the region, reference material, periodicals, and published documents. A fairly detailed table of contents and an extensive subject index also provide some guidance.

80. Canadian Transit History: General References This list reflects the use of several general sources of information about the ofCountry An Atlas of Railway and Waterway history in Canada , Erin, Ontario http://home.cc.umanitoba.ca/~wyatt/alltime/references.html

8.0 General References This list reflects the use of several general sources of information about the street railway and transit industry in Canada. This includes: Andreae, Christopher, Lines of Country: An Atlas of Railway and Waterway History in Canada , Erin, Ontario: The Boston Mills Press, 1997. B.C. Transit B.C. Transit 1988 brochure outlining their Victoria and Small Communities operations. B.C. Transit Transit Facts 1990 B.C. Transit information booklet listing 1990 operating information and 1989 statistical information. B.C. Transit Public Transit in British Columbia B.C. Transit Web pages, 1996. B.C. Transit 1997. Personal email correspondence with Steve Segal at B.C. Transit dated B.C. Transit BC Transit Municipal Systems - Transit Systems , a world wide web page at the URL: http://www.transitbc.com/munsys/msystems/index.stm Brander, Robert Bruce, The Potential for Public Transit in the Commuter-shed Areas of Calgary and Edmonton , University of Calgary, Master of Science (Civil Engineering) thesis, Calgary (Alberta), 1978. [Brander 1978]. British Columbia Archives . On-line photograph archives at the URL: http://www.bcarchives.gov.bc.ca/

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