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Canada's Failed Commitment Table of Contents INTRODUCTION MAJOR INEQUALITY ISSUES a) W.'s Poverty and Economic Inequality b) The Budget Implemen-tation Act and the Health and Social Transfer c) Impact of the Budget Implementation Act and Prov. Restructuring of Social Programs d) National Child Benefit e) Reduced Access to Legal Aid f) Discrimination and Structural Inequality in the Workplace g) Budget 2000 h) Aboriginal Women i) Racism j) Violence k) W. Federal Prisoners l) W. in Political Office RECOMMENDATIONS CONCLUSION Bibliography ... Full Version for Printing TOWARD WOMEN'S EQUALITY : CANADA'S FAILED COMMITMENT MAJOR INEQUALITY ISSUES c. Impact of the Budget Implementation Act and Provincial Restructuring of Social Programs In general, in response to the federal cuts, provincial governments have chosen to cut or reduce funding to programs which benefit the most socially and economically vulnerable, a group, as we have already noted, that is disproportionately female in its composition. The particularly harsh impact on Canadian women of the restructuring and cutback of federal and provincial programs is starkly evident in relation to a number of specific circumstances. (i) Increase in Women's Unpaid Responsibilities Cuts to social services of the kind traditionally funded under CAP negatively affect women both because they are services that low-income women need, and because, when these services are cut, women become the "shock absorbers" in their families, relied upon to fill the gaps with unpaid care-giving. Cuts in services thus mean that women's unpaid responsibilities increase. As a result, these cuts affect women more than men, in more ways

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International Parental Child Abduction Canada Updated: May 2002 GENERAL INFORMATION: Canada is a federal state comprising ten provinces and three territories. With the exception of Quebec, all provinces or territories are based on a Common Law jurisdiction. Quebec is a civil law province or territory and its laws are codified. Each province or territory administers its own court system. U.S. citizens are not required to have a passport to enter Canada. THE HAGUE CONVENTION: The United States is a party to the Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction (the "Hague Convention"). The Convention is an international treaty. Its purpose is to discourage international parental child abduction and to ensure that children who are abducted or wrongfully retained, are returned to their country of habitual residence. The Convention does not address child custody, but determines the jurisdiction in which custody should be adjudicated. The Hague Convention came into force between the United States and Canada on July 1, 1988. Therefore, Hague Convention provisions for return would apply to children abducted or retained on or after July 1, 1988. Parents and legal guardians of children taken to Canada prior to July 1, 1988 may still submit applications for access to the child under the Hague Convention.

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637) DOM. OF CAN. v. PROV. OF ONT. 353 DOMINION OF CANADA v. PROV. OF ONTARIO [1910] A.C. 637 Judicial Committee of the Privy Council, Lord Loreburn L.C., Lord Macnaghten, Lord Atkinson, Lord Shaw of Dunfermline and Lord Mersey, 29 July 1910 (On appeal from judgment of Supreme Court of Canada, reported sub nom. Province of Ontario v. Dominion of Canada, supra p.221) 354 DOM. OF CAN. v. PROV. OF ONT. (637) Law of CanadaTreaty of October 3, l873, extinguishing the Indian Interest in LandsPayments by the Dominion under the TreatySuit by the Dominion against the Province of Ontario for Contribution as respects Lands within the Province. By a treaty dated October 3, 1873, the Dominion Government, acting in the interests of the Dominion as a whole, secured to the Salteaux tribe of the Ojibeway Indians certain payments and other rights, at the time extinguishing by consent their interest over a large tract of land about 50,000 square miles in extent, the greater part of which was subsequently ascertained to lie within the boundaries of the Province of Ontario. It having been decided that the release of the Indian interest effected by the treaty enured to the benefit of Ontario, the Dominion Government sued in the Exchequer Court for a declaration that it was entitled to recover from and be paid by the Province of Ontario a proper proportion of annuities and other moneys paid and payable under the treaty: Held , affirming the judgment of the Supreme Court, that, having regard to the jurisdiction conferred upon the Exchequer Court, the action must be dismissed as unsustainable on any principle of law. In making the treaty, although it resulted in direct advantage to the province, the Dominion Government did not act as agent or trustee for the province or with its consent, or for the benefit of the lands, but with a view to great national intereststhat is, for distinct and important interests of their ownin pursuance of powers derived from the British North America Act, 1867.

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Links related to this page International Parental Child Abduction U.S. Consulates in Canada Children's Passport Issuance Alert Program Tips on Travel to Canada Phone numbers related to this page: Toll Free Hotline Office of Children's Issues Canada's Central Authority offices This page provides contact information for Canada's Central Authority offices. For more information about the legal remedies available in the event one parent takes a minor child into Canada from the U.S. without the other parent's permission, please use the link provided below. International Parental Child Abduction The following is a list of all Canadian Central Authorities Canadian Federal Central Authority Ms. Sandra Zed Finless Justice Legal Services Foreign Affairs and International Trade 125 Sussex Drive, Tower C, 7th Floor Ottawa, Ontario K1A 0G2 Tel: (613) 996-1300 or 992-6300 Fax: (613) 992-6485 Central Authority - Alberta Edmonton Office Ms. Reeva Parker, Senior Counsel Alberta Justice 6th Floor, J.E. Brownlee Building 10365 - 97th Street Edmonton, Alberta T5J 3W7 Tel: (780) 427-3715 (reception) Tel: (780) 415-1889 (direct) Fax: (780) 427-5914 Central Authority - Calgary Office Ms. Beverly Bauer, Q.C., Section Head Department of Justice 1660 Standard Life Building 639 - 5th Avenue S.W. Calgary, Alberta T2P 0M9 Tel: (403) 297-3360 Fax: (403) 297-6381

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Electoral History of British Columbia 16th General Election 1924 Dissolution of legislature 10 May 1924 Issue of writs 10 May 1924 Nomination day 30 May 1924 Polling day 20 June 1924 Return day of writs 1 August 1924 Opening of new legislature 3 November 1924 Summary VOTES MEMBERS CANDIDATES Canadian Labour Party Conservative Party Farmer-Labour Independent Independent Conservative Independent Liberal Liberal Provincial Party Socialist Party of Canada TOTALS Results By Electoral District PARTY VOTES Alberni BURDE, Richard John IND.LIB. Tot. 1,949 Johnstone, James Cameron CONS. McNaughton, Charles Arthur PROV. Atlin Armour, Robert PROV. Tot. 1,196 Conway, Edmund John CONS. KERGIN, Herbert Frederick LIB. Burnaby BROWNE, Francis Aubrey CLP Tot. 5,020 Fraser, Hugh Murray LIB. McLean, Alexander Kenneth PROV. Sanderson, Thomas CONS. Cariboo Fraser, John Anderson CONS. Tot. 1,304 STODDART, David Alexander PROV. Yorston, John Mackay LIB. Chilliwack BARROW, Edward Dodsley LIB. Tot. 3,777 MacLeod, John Alexander PROV. McPhee, John J. CONS. Columbia BUCKHAM, John Andrew LIB. Tot. 1,133

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Home Political Parties Ridings Election News ... Links Election Opinion Polls Apart from general information on opinion polls, this page provides tables of polling results for you to keep track of changes in voters' preferences as the campaign unfolds. While the focus of most media attention is often on the national levels of support for the various parties, in the end the regional and local levels of support are much more indicative of how parties may fair on election day. For a more complete picture of the state of the campaign, compare the parties' standings in separate tables for: National Results British Columbia Alberta Ontario ... Atlantic Look back to the evolution of public support for the parties during the 2000 election campaign. Reflections on Polling excellent primer on technical issues in opinion surveys during the 200 election, and it is still pertinent for the current election. The Library of Parliament also has an interesting background paper on Public Opinion Polling in Canada. Matthew Mendelsohn and Jason Brent of Queen's University provide a useful guide to Understanding Polling and Margin of Error - this is essential reading for an insight into just what significance we can attach to particular survey results. One thing to keep in mind is that most polls are published with the national margin of error reported; but the margin of error will be much higher for any provincial or regional figures that are also reported.

33. A Review Of Selected Jurisdictions And Their Approach To Regulating Intensive Fa In reviewing the canadian material, it became apparent that the definitions of Standardsfor siting intensive livestock operations (general applicability. prov. http://www.gov.on.ca/OMAFRA/english/agops/otherregs2.htm

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