61. Governments On The WWW: Canada Translate this page canadian Joint Delegation to the North-Atlantic Treaty Organization in Brussels/ Délégation Canadienne Conjointe auprès de l political parties http://www.gksoft.com/govt/en/ca.html

Governments on the WWW: Canada Home Table of Contents List of Countries Signs and Symbols ... Feedback Canada [ Canada ] Official languages: English, French - in parts of the country: various languages Notice: Regional and municipal governments of this country are not covered by this database. Federal Institutions: Governor General of Canada Parliament Parlement Government of Canada ... Tax Court of Canada Regional Institutions: Alberta Lieutenant Governor Legislative Assembly Government of Alberta British Columbia Legislative Assembly Government of British Columbia Manitoba Legislative Assembly Government of Manitoba New Brunswick Lieutenant Governor Legislative Assembly Government of New Brunswick Newfoundland and Labrador Lieutenant Governor House of Assembly Government of Newfoundland and Labrador Northwest Territories Legislative Assembly Government of the Northwest Territories Office of the Languages Commissioner of the Northwest Territories Nova Scotia House of Assembly Government of Nova Scotia Nunavut Legislative Assembly Maligaliurvia Government of Nunavut Nunavut Kavamat ... Bureau du Commissaire aux Langues du Nunavut Ontario Lieutenant Governor Legislative Assembly Government of Ontario Prince Edward Island Lieutenant Governor Legislative Assembly Government of Prince Edward Island National Assembly ... Government of Quebec Saskatchewan Office of the Lieutenant Governor Legislative Assembly Government of Saskatchewan Yukon Commissioner of the Yukon Legislative Assembly Government of Yukon Representations in Foreign Countries: Canadian Embassy in Abu Dhabi, Arab Emirates

62. Canadian Political Links More political Links. FindPolitics.com lists canadian political websitesfor both parties, AND politicians on a provincial and a federal level. http://www.aardvark.on.ca/communicator/html/politics.html

home SOCS Southern Ontario Communicator System Canadian Political Links National Parties The Liberal Party Steady as she goes for a 3rd time! Canadian Alliance Party The opposition lead by Stockwell Day. PC Party Back from the dead with Joe Clark leading the way. The Bloc A distinct party. New Democrat Party New life from the left. The Green Party What does the Green Party stand for anyway? Provincial Parties Ontario PC Party Mike Harris and the Boys Ontario NDP lead by Howard Hampton Ontario Liberal Party lead by Dalton McGinty. More Political Links FindPolitics.com lists Canadian political websites for both parties, AND politicians on a provincial and a federal level. Citizens' Council Promoting direct democracy for all Canadians. A non profit non partisan orginization. Speakeasy's guide to federal politics. From the people at Canoe. CBC Newsworld covers the Canadian Politics indepth. Elections; Federal and Provincial UBC's guide to Canadian Elections. Carleton University Lots of links to news resources. Elections Canada The official government Site.

63. Darren Barefoot - Miscellanist to the political process. Through a program called Youth Text 2004, canadian cellphoneusers can communicate with four of Canada s largest parties via text http://www.darrenbarefoot.com/archives/000675.html

Main April 21, 2004 OMG i h8 r pm! ha ha :-D Earlier this week, I read about a new initiative to attract young voters to the political process. Through a program called Youth Text 2004 , Canadian cellphone users can communicate with four of Canada's largest parties via text message. The parties will reply within 48 hours and, in theory, open a dialogue with otherwise ambivalent young Canadians. While voter turn-out among young Canadians is awful, this idea is deeply misguided. In an era of soundbyte politics, we're actually encouraging Canada's young people to think only in 100 characters or less? Do the parties really think they'll be able to convert the young electorate using SMS? However, I had to try it out. On Monday at 14:00 PST, I sent out two messages to each of the four participating parties. The questions were 'What is your party leader's position on legalization of pot?' and '[Party leader] - boxers or briefs?' What follows are the responses I got, entered exactly as I received them (errors and all): Legalization of pot Boxers or briefs Greens April 20, 7:14 PST - the green party is in favour of legalizing pot, as well as working to manage, not criminalize, addictive drugs

64. Registered Parties & Candidates For 2004 Canadian Elections political parties Candidates. political parties and candidates mustregister with Elections Canada in order to appear on the ballot. http://www.sfu.ca/~aheard/elections/parties.html

Home Political Parties Ridings Election News ... Political parties and candidates must register with Elections Canada in order to appear on the ballot. Any donations they receive are tax deductible, their parties' names appear on the ballot along with their candidates', and they qualify for government payments equal to 60% of their election expenses. Unregistered parties may run candidates, but the party's name would not appear on the ballot papers. To find out about the candidates in your riding, consult the CBC's excellent riding summaries , complete with a political history of the district and list of current candidates. An important court case in late 2003, Figueroa v. Canada (Attorney General) struck down the previous requirement that parties must field 50 candidates before they can officially register with Elections Canada. However, the alternatives created in the wake of the decision open the door to parties with only one candidate filing and collecting all the subsidies available. Bill C-3 was passed just before the dissolution of Parliament, and it allows parties with just one candidate to register if they have at least 250 members; however, these measures will not apply to the current 2004 election. For a good discussion of the significance of this issue see Heather MacIvor's article, The Charter of Rights and Party Politics . (pdf) Elections Canada's Political Party Handbook and Election Handbook for Candidates provide many more details about the rules that apply to political parties and individual candidates.

65. Canada-Israel Committee: The Israeli And Canadian Political Systems: A Critical Canada s House of Commons is presently comprised of 5 political parties; by comparison,the 14th Knesset was comprised of a total of 11 parties, and there are http://www.cicweb.ca/canisrel/comparison.cfm

Your browser does not support script Search Our Website: Contact Us Advanced Search June 7, 2004 Join Our Mailing List: Canada-Israel Relations The Israeli and Canadian Political Systems: A Critical Comparison Israel and Canada are often accurately portrayed as "fellow democracies". Both have enshrined in their political cultures basic precepts of democracy. These include constitutionally-guaranteed freedoms of speech and assembly, universal suffrage, multiparty electoral systems, respect for human rights, a professional civil service, and the hallmark "checks and balances" on political power, such as an independent judiciary, independent press and independent police force. Nevertheless, despite these shared democratic values and traditions, there are important differences between the Israeli and Canadian political systems. Whereas Canada has a bicameral parliament, comprised of the House of Commons and the Senate, Israel's legislative system is unicameral, centred exclusively around the Knesset. The members of the House of Commons are chosen directly through a constituency-based "first past the post" electoral system, and the senators are appointed by the prime minister, ostensibly in consultation with the provincial premiers. The members of Israel's 120-seat Knesset are elected in an indirect manner, with their entry to the Knesset determined by their placement on party lists. Unlike Canada, which is divided into 301 separate ridings, all of Israel is one big riding. The number of Knesset seats won by a party is based on its share of the popular vote.

66. Finding Info. About Political Parties/Movements Canadian Politics Guide -- Rober 1968 Provides a compilation of the platforms and policy statements issued by Canadianpolitical parties or their leaders for federal elections from 18671968. http://www.upei.ca/~library/html/canpolpolitical.html

Finding Information About Political Parties/Movements Information about political parties and political movements can be located in books and journal articles. A number of political parties will also have a website. Title Location Canadian Party Platforms 1867-1968 Provides a compilation of the platforms and policy statements issued by Canadian political parties or their leaders for federal elections from 1867-1968. Also includes a breakdown of the election results for each province. REF. Political Parties of the Americas, 1980s to 1990s: Canada, Latin America and the West Indies This volume "concentrates on new developments in the political parties of the Americas since 1980, presents fresh background data, and refers to related material in the Alexander work where appropriate." REF. Alexander work - REF. Political Systems of the World Provides a comparison of different political systems of 192 sovereign nations throughout the world. It is divided into three sections: 1) comparative studies of political institutions; 2) brief description of political systems; and

67. Canadian Politics Resources At Questia - The Online Library Of 426 pgs. political parties of the Americas, 1980s to 1990s Canada, Latin America,and the West Indies ( Canada begins on p. 133) by Charles D. Ameringer. http://www.questia.com/popularSearches/canadian_politics.jsp

68. AIM25: Institute Of Commonwealth Studies: Canada: Political Parties Material gathering material has been to appeal directly to political parties throughout the Morerecently canadian material has been collected by means of downloading http://www.aim25.ac.uk/cgi-bin/search2?coll_id=7285&inst_id=16

69. List Of Political Parties In Canada Definition Meaning Information Explanation List of political parties in Canada. definition, meaning political partieswith representation in the canadian Parliament. Bloc Québécois; http://www.free-definition.com/List-of-political-parties-in-Canada.html

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70. Nelson - Political Science-Canadian Politics On The Web Canada decisions on the Charter from 1983 to present. Connect to a wide range oforganizations concerned with civil and human rights issues. political parties http://www.nelson.com/nelson/polisci/canpol.html

CANADIAN POLITICS ON THE WEB Here you will find annotated links to literally hundreds of sites on the Internet that can help you with your research on Canadian politics and government. Many connections are provided to full-text documents as well as to useful graphs and maps. Have a browse and see what resources are available. To help you find the information you need, the material has been organized into the following categories: Facts - provides useful basic facts about Canada's economy, geography, history, and population. Links to maps of Canada are included, too. The Constitution - allows you to examine the full-text of Canada's constitutional documents and learn about the amending procedures. The Executive - covers all major elements of the executive branch of government. Learn about the role of Monarchy, the Governor General, and Lieutenant Governors. Find out more about the Prime Minister and the way Cabinet works. Connect to provincial and territorial governments to find out about they are organized. Look up the budget details of federal and provincial governments. The Legislatures - provides links to just about all you need to know about Parliament in Ottawa as well as provincial and territorial legislatures. Stay informed about political developments by reading the on-line debates in the legislatures. Follow the work of the committees that do most of the detailed studies of public policy. Read the actual text of the Bills being considered in many of the legislatures.

71. Politics International Canada And Its Politics SASKATCHEWAN. POLITICS. political parties with seats in the House ofCommons of Canada. Ontario Liberal Party. canadian Politics Newsgroup. http://www.geocities.com/CapitolHill/Senate/2573/canada.html

Michael McCafferty's Politics International Green Party of Canada EGALE advances equality and justice for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgendered people, and their families, across Canada. SASKATCHEWAN POLITICS Political parties with seats in the House of Commons of Canada BLOC QUEBECOIS Ontario Liberal Party Canadian Politics Newsgroup A link to the can.politics newsgroup. Resources for Canadian taxpayers ... Canadian Taxpayers Federation The Fraser Institute Hill Times Canada's Parliamentary newspaper Cable Parliamentary Channel Televison coverage of Parliament Michael McCafferty served as Special Assistant to John Diefenbaker Canadian National Unity Quebec Premier Jean Charest Liberal Party of Quebec Politics International Province of Saskatchewan,Canada New Democrats e-mail Politics International Index Home Welcome! Political Buttons Politics International Report ... Foreign Affairs

72. Canadian Politics - Where Is The Democracy? : Vancouver Indymedia of power concentrated in the PMO and declining faith in political parties as away to get things done raises the spectre of what canadian philosopher John http://vancouver.indymedia.org/news/2003/08/63454.php

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73. Hillwatch.com: Canadian Political Sources canadian political Sources. Key sources of information on canadian politicsand political parties. What’s Happening In Parliament? http://www.hillwatch.com/PPRC/Links_Directory/Cdn_Political_Sources.aspx

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74. Government And Political Resources - Canada - Internet Sources For Journalists A Government; Ontario Politics; Quebec Government; New Brunswick Government(first online in Canada) Return to top of page. political parties. http://www.synapse.net/radio/gsources.htm

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75. Federal Political Parties In Canada Federal political parties in Canada. Abolitionist Party of Canada/PartiAbolitionniste du Canada 8 37 Colborne Street Brantford http://www.altstuff.com/federal.htm

Federal Political Parties in Canada Abolitionist Party of Canada/Parti Abolitionniste du Canada 8 - 37 Colborne Street Brantford, ON N3T 2G3 Fax: 519-753-0645 johnturmel@yahoo.com turmel@ncf.ca Absolutely Absurd Party No contact information known Bloc Quebecois 3750 Crémazie Blvd. East Suite 307 Montréal, QC H2A 1B6 Fax: 514-526-2868 webmestre.bq@parl.gc.ca Canada Party 1216 - 12th Avenue East Regina, SK S4N 0M5 Canadian Action Party/Parti Action Canadienne Suite 302 99 Atlantic Avenue Toronto, ON M6K 3J8 Toll-Free: 1-877-629-0841 Fax: 416-535-6325 info@canadianactionparty.ca Canadian Clean Start Party 10922 142 A Street Surrey, BC V3R 3L6 ccsp_@hotmail.com Canadian Alliance Now the Conservative Party of Canada/Parti conservateur du Canada Canadian Nationalist Party 61 Elvaston Avenue Ottawa, ON K2G 3X6 Christian Heritage Party of Canada/Parti de L'Heritage Chretien P.O. Box 4958 Station E Ottawa, ON K1S 5J1 Toll-Free: 1-888-868-3247 Fax: 819-568-1459 edchp@qc.aira.com CHPLeader@Canada.com Coalition for a Humanistic British Canada 255 Wellesley Street East Suite 2 Toronto, ON M4X 1G8

76. Elections Canada On-Line | Political Parties, Candidates And Others This section contains information for the public, political parties, candidatesand other participants about the registration and financing of political http://www.elections.ca/intro.asp?section=pol&document=index&lang=e&textonly=fal

77. Elections Canada On-Line | Political Parties, Candidates And Others Natural Law Party of Canada. Eligible political parties (See the Canada ElectionsAct, section 368, Eligibility for registration). Christian Heritage Party. http://www.elections.ca/content.asp?section=pol&document=index&dir=par&lang=e&te

78. Political Parties - Chebucto Community Net Chebucto Community Net political parties Home political parties Serving Your PartyProgressive Conservative Caucus Nova Scotia Provincial Party Canada. http://www.chebucto.ns.ca/Politics/PolParty.shtml

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79. Politics Canada - Political Opinion, News And Review Of Canadian Politics DISCLAIMER. Politics Canada is not associated with any political party or movement,and receives no funding or contributions from any party, group or sector. http://www.canadawebpages.com/default.asp

Canada - a country with 3 million Prime Ministers the nation's largest political website POLITICS CANADA home who we are contacting us search DEPARTMENTS conservative liberals ndp alliance ... letters to editor OPINIONS united states articles I raq ... Israel SEPARATISTS quebec western canada FORUM voice your opinion FEATURES canadawebpages.com website development commercial sites site of the week NEWS CLIPS Requires Java support Ipsos-Reid Liberal Cons NDP Bloc Green SES Liberal Cons NDP Bloc Green QUOTATIONS All of the great leaders have had one characteristic in common: it was the willingness to confront unequivocally the major anxiety of their people in their time. This, and not much else, is the essence of leadership. John Kenneth Galbraith (b. 1908) LATEST VERSION PRESS F5 Seeing the latest! This site may be updated during the day. Click your browser "refresh" button or press F5 to see the latest version. Elections Canada If a Federal election were held today which party would you vote for?

80. Canadian Political Party System - Encyclopedia Article About Canadian Political encyclopedia article about canadian political party system. canadian politicalparty system in Free online English dictionary, thesaurus and encyclopedia. http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com/Canadian political party system

Dictionaries: General Computing Medical Legal Encyclopedia Canadian political party system Word: Word Starts with Ends with Definition Government Canada Canada , the northernmost country on the North American continent, is a federation governed as a constitutional monarchy. It is bordered by the United States to the south as well as in the northwest. The Canada-U.S. border is the world's longest undefended border. The country stretches from the Atlantic Ocean in the east to the Pacific Ocean in the west. Canada also reaches the Arctic Ocean in the north where Canada's territorial claim extends to the North Pole. Click the link for more information. is a constitutional monarchy A constitutional monarchy is a form of government established under a constitutional system which acknowledges a hereditary or elected monarch as head of state. Modern constitutional monarchies usually implement the concept of trias politica, and have the monarch as the (symbolic) head of the executive branch . Today, constitutional monarchy is almost always combined with representative democracy, and represents a compromise between theories of sovereignty which place sovereignty in the hands of the people, and those that see a role for tradition in the theory of government. Though the king or queen may be regarded as the government's symbolic head, it is the Prime Minister, whose power derives directly or indirectly from elections, who actually governs the country. Click the link for more information.

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