Document Information Date: 1902-04-09 By: North-West Territories (Legislative Assembly), The Regina Leader Citation: North-West Territories, Legislative Assembly,The Regina Leader (8 May 1902), 4th Legi, 4th Sess, 9 April 1902 Other formats: TBA MORE ON AUTONOMY. Many Members Speak on the All Important Subject. AMENDENT DEFEATED By a vote of 22 to 7 the Assembly Rejected Dr. Patrick’s Amendment in Favor of Two Provinces—The Members for North and South Regina Express Their Views Other Speeches. …. WEDNESDAY, April 9th. Speaker Eakin took the chair at half past two. Mr. A. B. Gillis,… Read more North-West Territories, Legislative Assembly. More on Autonomy, Many members Speak on the All Important Subject. (9 April, 1902) →
Document Information Date: 1902-04-08 By: North-West Territories (Legislative Assembly), The Regina Leader Citation: North-West Territories, Legislative Assembly,The Regina Leader (17, 24 April & 1, 8 May 1902), 4th Legi, 4th Sess, 8 April 1902 Other formats: TBA 1 AUTONOMY DEBATED Full Discussion of the Most Important Territorial Subject. THE OPPOSITION PLATFORM. Mr. Haultain Moves His Resolution Expressing Regret at Dominion Government’s Refusal to Grant Provincial Powers—Dr. Patrick Moves a Long Amendment Agreeing With Most of the Terms Asked But Declaring for Two Provinces. TUESDAY, April 8th. The announcement that Mr.… Read more North-West Territories, Legislative Assembly. Autonomy Debated, Full Discussion of the Most Important Territorial Subject. (8 April, 1902) →
Document Information Date: 1902-03-24 By: North-West Territories (Legislative Assembly), The Regina Leader Citation: North-West Territories, Legislative Assembly,The Regina Leader (3 April, 1902), 4th Legi, 4th Sess, 24 March 1902 Other formats: TBA 1 ADDRESS ADOPTED After a Short But Interesting Debate in the Assembly. PROVINCIAL AUTONOMY The Subject Which Received Most Attention — Speeches By Dr. Elliott and Mr. Fisher — Mr. Haultain Outlines Government’s Position — Mr. McDonald Speaks of Delays — Dr. Patrick Wants Two Provinces. MONDAY, March 24. The debate in the Legislative Assembly on the Address… Read more North-West Territories, Legislative Assembly. Address Adopted, After A…… Provincial Autonomy. (24 March, 1902) →
Document Information Date: 1902-03-20 By: North-West Territories (Legislative Assembly), The Regina Leader Citation: North-West Territories, Legislative Assembly,The Regina Leader (27 March, 1902), 4th Legi, 4th Sess, 20 March 1902 Other formats: TBA ASSEMBLY OPENED. The Fourth Session of the Fourth Legislature Begun. SPEECH BY HIS HONOR. Large Attendance at the Opening Ceremonies-Correspondence With Federal Authorities re Provincial Autonomy — increased Representation in the Assembly — The Select Standing Committees for Session. The fourth session of the fourth Legislative Assembly of the North-West Territories was opened in a most auspicious manner by… Read more North-West Territories, Legislative Assembly. Assembly Opened, The Fourth Session Of The Fourth Legislature Begun (20 March, 1902) →
Document Information Date: 1898-09-13 By: North-West Territories (Legislative Assembly), The Regina Leader Citation: North-West Territories, Legislative Assembly,The Regina Leader (15 September, 1898), 3rd Legi, 4th Sess, 13 September 1898 Other formats: TBA QUESTION OF BOUNARY Dr. Patrick, seconded by Mr. Page, moved: Whereas it is expedient that the boundary lines between the North-West Territories and the other provinces and territories should be finally determined at an early date; and whereas this Legislature denies the right of the Parliament of Canada to increase or diminish or otherwise alter the limits of… Read more North-West Territories, Legislative Assembly. “Question of Boundary”. (12 September, 1898) →
Document Information Date: 1892-09-26 By: W.H.P. Clement Citation: W.H.P. Clement, The Law of the Canadian Constitution (Toronto: The Carswell Co. Ltd., 1892). Other formats: Click here to view the original document (PDF). The HTML Text Below Has Not Yet Been Edited This document has not yet been edited for mistakes. Help us out by correcting the text and mailing it as a text file to pd@theccf.ca. Your help will make PrimaryDocuments.ca the most complete word-searchable electronic repository of documents relating to the Canadian constitution. For more information consult our Be a Contributor page. [show_more… Read more W.H.P. Clement, The Law of the Canadian Constitution (1892) →
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