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	27th Canadian Parliament at AllExperts
		Lester B. Pearson was Prime Minister during the 27th Canadian Parliament.
		The 27th Canadian Parliament was in session from January 18, 1966 until April 23, 1968.
		Granger resigned the seat of Grand Fallsâ"White Bayâ"Labrador in August 1966 to contest a seat in the Newfoundland House of Assembly and was succeeded by Andrew Chatwood of the Liberals.
	en.allexperts.com /e/0/27th_canadian_parliament.htm (404 words)

	List of Canadian federal parliaments - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Canadian Parliaments are the legislative bodies of the Government of Canada.
		The Canadian Parliament is located at Parliament Hill in the capital city, Ottawa.
		The current assembly is the 38th Canadian parliament since the formation of the confederation of Canada in 1867.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/List_of_Canadian_Parliament_Assemblies (104 words)

	The Value of the Canadian Dollar
		As the Canadian dollar declines and the Mexican peso increases in value, there is a date in the future when they will pass each other, like two elevators, the Canadian dollar going down and the Mexican peso going up.
		Canadians do not compare the Canadian dollar with other currencies because they are usually in other continents and far away.
		And Canadians themselves delude themselves when they think that the value of their property has increased when in reality it has decreased because of the sinking Canadian dollar.
	jamesbredin.tripod.com /numberfour/id21.html (1332 words)

	Canadian Cabinet [Definition] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Parliament The Parliament of Canada (in French: le Parlement du Canada) is Canada's legislative branch, seated at Parliament Hill in Ottawa, Ontario.
		She is a Member of Parliament representing the Liberals in the House of Commons for the riding of Jeanne-Le Ber, Quebec, a position she was elected to in 2002....
		Reg AlcockReginald B. Alcock (born April 16, 1948 in Winnipeg, Manitoba) is a Liberal MP in the Canadian House of Commons and a cabinet minister in the government of Paul Martin.
	www.wikimirror.com /Canadian_cabinet (7048 words)

	Politics - 27th February 2000 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		This abhorrence is fuelled further by increasing resentment within the Canadian mainstream that the land of the maple leaf with its liberal values reflected in its generous immigration laws is being cynically exploited by the proponents of terror who are considering the country a safe haven for terrorists.
		Canadian concern that its generous immigration and refugee laws were being cynically exploited by the proponents of terror escalated dramatically by the detection of an alleged terrorist on the Port Angeles border crossing with the USA on December 14 last year.
		It is feared in Canadian official quarters that the Yankees are trying to pressurise the Canucks into adopting a very tough line on immigration, security and refugee matters etc. at the expense of individual liberty.
	www.lanka.net /sundayleader/2000/Feb/27/politics.html (14320 words)

	The Emerging Colour of Canadian Politics at It’s Getting Hot In Here (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		In the recent (Nov. 27th, 2006) by-election in the London North Centre (LNC) riding in Ontario, Federal Green Party Leader Elizabeth May managed to capture 25.84% of the vote, increasing the Green Party of Canada’s support in the riding by 371% since the January, 2006 federal elections.
		All major Canadian political parties are intigrating the environment into the forefront of their public literature including the NDP as well as the Liberals, Conservatives and Greens.
		Canadians are recognizing the critical nature of these problems and whether they are expressing this through facets in traditional political parties, or seeing the need for new voices and representation through parties such as the Green Party, the need for change is evident.
	itsgettinghotinhere.org /853 (1586 words)

	Monarchy Canada
		Canadians desperately need to get this matter staight and come to terms with it in order to be a healthy country, to value and strengthen their identity and recover the sense of purpose and mission that they began to abandon in the fifties.
		Canadian football is different from American football because it is closer to its British rugby roots and the Grey Cup was donated by another British-born governor-general.
		Canadian nationalists also tend to forget or deny that the Americans had a very good case and the current boundary of British Columbia and Alaska is probably quite fair.
	www.monarchist.ca /mc/britchar.htm (2684 words)

	Canadian Dimension / Articles / Quebec
		Special to Canadian Dimension magazine March 27,2007 First, the stats: – Liberals (PLQ) re-elected, this time as a minority government, with 48 seats, the conservative Action Démocratique du Québec (ADQ) becoming Official Opposition with 41 seats, and the Parti Québécois reduced to third-party status with 36 seats.
		Special to Canadian Dimension March 27, 2007 Like many progressive Quebecers, I watched in horror last night at the thought of an ADQ government.
		Canadian Dimension Magazine, January/February 2007 Issue On November 27, the Canadian Parliament adopted a motion recognizing the existence of the Quebec nation.
	canadiandimension.com /articles/category/quebec (689 words)

	Canadian Dimension / Articles / Labour
		Girls and boys, women and men of all ages are forced to toil in the rug loom sheds of Nepal, sell their bodies in the brothels of Rome, break rocks in the quarries of Pakistan, and fight wars in the jungles of Africa.
		OTTAWA March 13 A recent national poll found that three in four Canadians think the minimum wage should be increased to at least $10.00 an hour.
		Nearly one-fifth of all incidents of violent victimization occurred in the workplace in 2004, the agency reports in a first-of-a-kind study measuring criminal victimization on the job.
	www.canadiandimension.com /articles/category/labour (717 words)

	Parliament of Fiji
		Parliament is able to ensure with its timely intervention in the national policy process that public policies remain attuned to the freedom it needs, but at the same time, responsive to parliamentary influence and direction and ultimately, to the aspirations of the people at large.
		Parliament was seen as not just a place where laws are enacted and budgets are passed, it provides a vital link between the State, the Legislature and the people.
		Speaker, Sir, on our return, we had the opportunity to visit the Singapore Parliament and we were impressed by the facilities that are provided for their parliamentarians, which we noted with envy, as well as the parliamentary procedures that they have adopted, small and flexible as they are.
	www.parliament.gov.fj /hansard/viewhansard.aspx?hansardID=163&viewtype=full (6881 words)

	CANADIAN SOLAR DISCOVERY CHALLENGE 1997
		The race was developed to educate the Canadian public about solar and renewable energy and related technologies, promote the involvement of university and college students in technical research and development, specifically of solar-powered cars, and provide an international forum for Canadian Science and Technology.
		A new SESCI initiative related to the Canadian Solar Discovery Challenge, the Solar Youth Day, is still being held at the Museum of Science and Technology in Ottawa, Ontario on June 4th, 1997.
		The Challenge aims to inform and educate the Canadian public about solar and renewable energy and related technologies, promote the involvement of universities and students in technical research and development, specifically of solar-powered cars, and provide an international showcase for Canadian science and technology.
	www.speedace.info /canadian_solar_discovery_challenge.htm (1312 words)

	Kitco - Exclusive Commentaries
		They submitted their report on September 27th of that year and recommended that such an institution be established.
		In fact, the entire Parliament debates (1934-1935) on the question, after the Bank of Canada bill was adopted pertain entirely on how much public/private influence and control should be exercised by the Board of Directors and not on the fact that the institution should even exist or not in Canada.
		This only goes to show that Parliament was more interested in debating the format of the central bank and not its necessity.
	www.kitco.com /ind/Berube/dec172002.html (1737 words)

	Canadian-American Center
		The Canadian Shield is important to the Canadian economy and its importance is capital to Canadian identity.
		Currently, the Maritimes are represented in the Canadian Parliament by 24 Senators and 25 Members of the House of Commons.
		The Canadian Arctic Archipelago, also known as the Arctic Archipelago, is a cluster of islands north of the Canadian mainland in the Artic region.
	www.umaine.edu /canam/CAN101/glossary.htm (7512 words)

	True Patriot - Canadian Conservative Club : Canada's Conservative Choice Online http://www.geocities.com/CanConCluTruPat
		Canadian Grassroots.ca is a non-partisan membership organization dedicated to ensuring that there are truly grassroots based major political parties in Canada at the federal and provincial levels.
		Canadian Grassroots.ca want to be able to elect our party leaders, national councils, local riding boards of directors, Members of Parliament, and Senators in an open and democratic fashion, based upon one vote per member, and to have a say in all major decisions affecting our lives, our local communities, and our country.
		Canadian Grassroots.ca remembers the Reform movement was born in the late 80's and early 90's to establish a new, innovative grassroots-driven major political party.
	www.geocities.com /CanConCluTruPat (6895 words)

	CBC News In Depth: Afghanistan
		A Canadian soldier is one of seven people hurt in a mortar attack on a military operating base where the main coalition troops are stationed, about 30 kilometres south of Kandahar, in southern Afghanistan.
		A Canadian soldier, Master Cpl. Jeffrey Walsh, of the Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry from CFB Shilo in Manitoba, is killed in what appears to be an accidental discharge of a Canadian rifle.
		Two Canadian troops are wounded in a suicide attack on a military convoy, hours after four others are hurt when their vehicle is hit by a roadside bomb.
	www.cbc.ca /news/background/afghanistan/timeline.html (4303 words)

	POLI 321 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		This course is an introduction to the character of Canadian politics and the institutions of the Canadian state.
		It will explore the Canadian political community and culture as well as the various ways that citizens are linked to the state including political parties, interest groups, and elections.
		The institutions of the Canadian state will also be discussed including the Constitution, the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, federalism and the Parliamentary system.
	www.fp.ucalgary.ca /Raney (1549 words)

	The Canadian Nuclear Industry: Regulation Forever
		Canadian reactors at Chalk River have had two significant accidents; houses and schools were built on radioactive fill at Port Hope, Ontario; Canadian uranium miners have suffered significantly elevated levels of fatal lung cancers.
		This is followed by a look at the components of the Canadian nuclear industry, both regulator and regulatees, that are a part of this cycle, and then at their interrelationship.
		Canadian nuclear legislation is typical of such legislation in western nuclear states: see Sims, supra, note 19 at 26; Swaigen & Boyden, supra, note 55 at 53 footnote 1; Camilleri, supra, note 8 at 69-74.
	www.ccnr.org /orkin_law.html (11443 words)

	Canadian Association of New York
		The Canadian Association of New York Foundation is pleased to have as guest speaker the Honourable Jim Flaherty, Canada's Minister of Finance who will discuss the Government's fiscal and economic priorities and highlights from his second budget, to be presented March 19, 2007.
		The Canadian Association of New York Foundation and the Canadian Consulate General are pleased to have as guest speaker the Honourable Carole Taylor, who will speak on the topic of British Columbia’s strong fiscal position and growing economy.
		The Canadian Association of New York Foundation and the Canadian Consulate General are privileged to have as guest luncheon speaker The Honourable Gary Doer, Premier of the Province of Manitoba.
	www.canadianassociation.org /photos_pastevents.htm (2936 words)

	The Militant - 2/12/96 -- Ottawa Threatens Partition Of Quebec Move Aims To Derail Growing Sentiment For ...
		MONTREAL - Canadian prime minister Jean Chrétien has raised to a new level the stakes in the drive by Canada's rulers to deny the Quebecois nation the right to self- determination and eventual independence.
		The threat of partition of Quebec, unprecedented in modern Canadian history, is part of a series of measures that Ottawa and the biggest Canadian corporations have launched to try and retake the political initiative following their near defeat in the Oct. 30, 1995, referendum.
		Bouchard recently resigned as leader of the prosovereignty Bloc Quebecois delegation in the Canadian parliament to become leader of the governing Parti Quebecois.
	www.themilitant.com /1996/606/606_5.html (1177 words)

	Canadian Parliament Recognizes Quebec
		TORONTO (AP) - Parliament formally recognized the French-speaking people of Quebec as a nation within Canada, a seemingly symbolic gesture that has led to a Cabinet resignation and ignited concerns over a renewed push for the province's sovereignty.
		The motion presented by Conservative Prime Minister Stephen Harper on Monday, which says the Quebecois form a nation within a united Canada, is largely symbolic in that it requires no constitutional amendment or change of law.
		It was devised by Harper to pre-empt a similar attempt by the Bloc Quebecois, the party in Parliament that represents Quebec, whose members also reluctantly backed the resolution once they realized they had been outflanked by Harper.
	www.620ktar.com /?nid=46&sid=266849 (486 words)

	World War II--Chronology (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		During this extended period of time the Canadian navy was a major player in evacuating forces, landing military troops, protecting approaches to Britain, fending off submarine attacks and rescuing survivors from torpedoed merchant ships.
		Canadian soldiers, sailors and airmen participated in the landings.
		By November, after a combined effort involving the First Canadian Army, the 2nd Canadian Infantry Division and the 3rd Canadian Infantry Division, the Scheldt battle was concluded.
	collections.ic.gc.ca /courage/worldwariichronology.html (1190 words)

	Buffett Urges Boycott of Canadian Seafood - AOL Music News Blog
		The Canadian fishermen conduct this slaughter with the approval of the Canadian government and after years of discussion to get it stopped,its time to take a stand and force the Canadian seafood industry to stop this barbaric killing.
		You pro-sealing Canadians can keep laughing and making your childish and moronic comments all you want but the world has turned against you on this issue and the economic boycotts are going to further damage your seafood industry.
		There are so many Canadians who want this to end and I pray they contact their representatives in their government to let them know they want it to end now.
	www.aolmusicnewsblog.com /2006/12/20/buffett-urges-boycott-of-canadian-seafood (1420 words)

	Sept 26 (Memorial) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		The Sunday service on Parliament Hill brought 4,000 police and peace officers from across North America and their families to pay their respects to six officers who died in the line of duty.
		The site selected was Parliament, the place where laws are made that directly impact on police officer safety and, ultimately the quality of life for us all.
		After the salute, one brass shell case was saved and mounted as a commemorative piece with the inscription: "To fallen comrades, Parliament Hill, September 24, 1978", along with the badges of the Ottawa Police and Bytown Gunners mounted above and below the inscription.
	www.nesphotos.ca /sept_26_(memorial).htm (834 words)

	Unification - www.canadiansoldiers.com
		Hellyer's impressions of duplications in the services were carried with him when he became a Member of Parliament for Toronto and Minister of National Defence in the Lester Pearson government.
		As well, one single uniform and rank structure was introduced into the Canadian Forces, a move that was unpopular and never fully implemented (personnel of Maritime Command, for example, maintained their naval rank designations).
		The Canadian Forces remained a single service into the 21st Century, but beginning in the 1980s, each member would come to belong to one of three "environments": sea, land or air, usually determined by the member's trade.
	www.canadiansoldiers.com /mediawiki-1.5.5/index.php?title=Integration (963 words)

	counterweights - canadian politics and news - PROTEST AT THE GG SHOW IN OTTAWA .. on the Hill with the new republican ...
		In another demonstration of Canadian civility, the locked-out CBC protestors had wisely decided not to erect any "hard" picket lines that the new GG might have to cross.
		A Citizens for a Canadian Republic spokesperson indicated that the still quite youthful organization will continue the struggle to make clear that a Made in Canada head of state does not also mean a born in Canada head of state.
		So again, it would seem, retiring GG Adrienne Clarkson and her philosophical husband have, one way or another, begun a process of quiet Canadian political transformation that, one way or another yet again, is bound to continue under the new regime of Michaelle Jean and her philosophical husband (and engaging young daughter).
	www.counterweights.ca /cms/content/view/88 (2650 words)

	History of the First Canadian Division (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		The Canadian Parliament was in summer recess at the time, but the Prime Minister, Robert Borden, returned from his vacation and summoned his cabinet ministers together.
		Men had answered the call to arms from all parts of Canada: from the cities, the lumber camps and the forests, from the prairies of the west and the farms of the east, from the Rockies, the shores of Hudson Bay, the banks of the Yukon river and the St. Lawrence seaway.
		At this final review the First Canadian Contingent was led past the saluting base by General Sam Hughes, the man whose name, more than any other, would be linked in history with the 1st Canadian Division; he had cause to be proud of the fully armed and fully equipped men who marched past that day.
	www.greatwar.co.uk /westfront/armies/britishunits/1cdndiv.htm (1956 words)

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