Document Information Date: 1897-12-09 By: North-West Territories (Legislative Assembly), The Regina Leader Citation: North-West Territories, Legislative Assembly,The Regina Leader (16 December, 1897), 3rd Legi, 3rd Sess, 9 December 1897 Other formats: TBA 1 LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY PROROGUED A SEVEN WEEKS’ SESSION BROUGHT TO A CLOSE YESTERDAY. Synopsis of Proceedings of the Last Week of Session — Unanimous Expression Against Mutilation of the Boundaries — Jubilee Address — Question of Jurisdiction in Yukon – New Brand Law – Important Municipal Amendments — Variety of Legislation. THURSDAY, Dec. 9, 1897. Report was presented… Read more North-West Territories, Legislative Assembly. Legislative Assembly Prorogued (9 December, 1897) →
Document Information Date: 1897-12-06 By: North-West Territories (Legislative Assembly), The Regina Leader Citation: North-West Territories, Legislative Assembly,The Regina Leader (9 December, 1897), 3rd Legi, 3rd Sess, 6 December 1897 Other formats: TBA 1 NORTH-WEST LEGISLATURE Summary of the Premier’s Budget Speech, Delivered on Monday …. 4 Monday December 6. At 2:40 o’clock Mr. Speaker took the chair. Mr. HAULTAIN moved that the House resolve into Committee of Supply, and made a speech of about one and three quarter hours duration,-a clear, plain, important and well-delivered statement of the financial position and… Read more North-West Territories, Legislative Assembly. NORTH-WEST LEGISLATURE, Summary of the Premier’s Budget Speech, Delivered on Monday (6 December, 1897) →
Document Information Date: 1896-11-12 By: North-West Territories (Legislative Assembly), The Regina Leader Citation: North-West Territories, Legislative Assembly,The Regina Leader (12 & 19 November, 1896), 3rd Legi, 2nd Sess, 12 November 1896 Other formats: TBA 4 SECESSION Shall the Territories Be Divided? The Debate in the Assembly on the Constitutional Memorial — Dr. Brett Proposes the Principle of Secession of Alberta — Insinger’s Reply — Magrath for Secession — Fearon Champions Unity. The Memorial to the Governor-General in Council endorsed by the Assembly, setting forth the position of the Territories and… Read more North-West Territories, Legislative Assembly. Secession, Shall the Territories be Divided? (12 November, 1896) →
Document Information Date: 1896-11-05 By: North-West Territories (Legislative Assembly), The Regina Leader Citation: North-West Territories, Legislative Assembly,The Regina Leader (5 November, 1896), 3rd Legi, 2nd Sess, 5 November 1896 Other formats: TBA 7 THE BILL OF RIGHTS. The Assembly’s Constitutional Memorial. Reasons Given for an Increase of Constitutional Powers—An Executive Council vs. Executive Committee—Statement of Present Shortage of Moneys. The following is the Memorial to the Governor-General in Council, adopted by the Assembly, and which gave rise to the “secession” debate which will be published later: The Legislature Assembly begs leave… Read more North-West Territories, Legislative Assembly. The Bill of Rights, The Assembly’s Consitutional Memorial. (5 November, 1896) →
Document Information Date: 1896-10-08 By: North-West Territories (Legislative Assembly), The Regina Leader Citation: North-West Territories, Legislative Assembly,The Regina Leader (15 October, 1896), 3rd Legi, 2nd Sess, 8 October 1896 Other formats: TBA 5 THE LEGISLATURE. An Able Speech by the Member for Moose Jaw. The Requirements and claims of The Territories from Parliament well set Froth-Further Considerations of School Legislation- Doctors’ Fees and General Notes. Thursday, 8th October, 1896. CLAIM FOR INCREASED POWERS – ROSS MAKES OUT A STRONG CASE- SOMETHING MUST BE DONE – THE HOUSE UNANIMOUS Mr. ROSS,… Read more North-West Territories, Legislative Assembly. The Legislature, The Requirement and claims of the Territories….. Fees and General notes. (8 October, 1896) →
Document Information Date: 1887-11-15 By: The Globe, William McDougall Citation: “Letters to the Editor. The Quebec Conference”, The Globe (15 November 1887). Other formats: LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. THE QUEBEC CONFERENCE. SIR,—Will you allow a member of the Quebec Conference of 1864, and of all subsequent conferences charged with the duty of framing and procuring the adoption of the Confederation Act, to correct your statement that Resolution 24, as agreed to by the Quebec Conference, “was not truly embodied in the B.N.A. Act of 1867”? Hon. John H. Gray (whose… Read more “Letters to the Editor. The Quebec Conference”, The Globe (15 November 1887) →
Document Information Date: 1887-11-07 By: The Globe Citation: “The Quebec Conference and Resolution 24” , The Globe (7 November 1887). Other formats: THE QUEBEC CONFERENCE AND RESOLUTION 24. THE GLOBE recently quoted Resolution 24 of the Quebec Conference of 1864, and made the statement that that resolution was not truly embodied in the British North America Act. Several learned editors have disputed THE GLOBE’S statement and have published the following, which they contend is the only genuine Quebec Resolution No. 24:—“24. The Local Legislature of each Province may, from time… Read more “The Quebec Conference and Resolution 24”, The Globe (7 November 1887) →
Document Information Date: 1887-10-25 By: The Globe Citation: “Inter-Provincial Conference” , The Globe (25 October 1887). Other formats: INTER-PROVINCIAL CONFERENCE HOW THE OLD QUEBEC RESOLUTIONS WERE MANGLED. Disallowance and Veto Power—The Plans of the Conference Foreshadowed. QUEBEC, Oct. 24—To-day the delegates see Quebec in its most forbidding aspect. The mountains near the city have for some days past been covered with snow. Last night there was the first heavy fall of the season, and to-day the snow and rain are falling and a strong cold wind is blowing. The most… Read more “Inter-Provincial Conference” The Globe (25 October 1887) →