Document Information Date: 1867-11-12 By: Canada (Parliament) Citation: Canada, House of Commons Debates, 1st Parl, 1st Sess, 1867 at 35-39. Other formats: Click here to view the original document (PDF). Why Is There No Text? This document has not yet been transcribed. Help us out by transcribing the PDF into a text file and emailing it 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.
Document Information Date: 1867-11-11 By: Canada (Parliament) Citation: Canada, House of Commons Debates, 1st Parl, 1st Sess, 1867 at 23-33. Other formats: Click here to view the original document (PDF). Why Is There No Text? This document has not yet been transcribed. Help us out by transcribing the PDF into a text file and emailing it 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.
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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: 1866-09-14 By: Montreal Herald Citation: “The Attorney-General in the Confessional” Montreal Herald (14 September 1866). Other formats: Click here to view the original document (PDF). THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL IN THE CONFESSIONAL. (From the Globe.) The complaint was that when the Canadian Parliament did meet—the Government were not prepared with their measure for the completion of Confederation. Let us see how Mr. Macdonald attempts to meet this. He goes on to say :— “When Parliament did meet, the Government found there was not only a perfunctory necessity to carry… Read more “The Attorney-General in the Confessional”, Montreal Herald (14 September 1866) →
Document Information Date: 1866-10-10 By: Montreal Herald Citation: “Confederation” Montreal Herald (10 October 1866). Other formats: Click here to view the original document (PDF). CONFEDERATION.—Our readers will no doubt remember that some time since the Legislatures of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia sent delegates to England for the purpose of arranging with delegates from Canada, and the Imperial Government, the terms of the act which was to put in force the new constitution to be foisted upon the people of these Provinces. The Legislatures we have named were by no… Read more “Confederation”, Montreal Herald (10 October 1866) →
Document Information Date: 1866-11-01 By: Montreal Herald Citation: “Correspondence: Confederation” Montreal Herald (1 November 1866). Other formats: Click here to view the original document (PDF). CORRESPONDENCE. CONFEDERATION. To the Editor of the MONTREAL HERALD. Mr. Editor,—The Confederation farce appears to lose spirit in the last act. The English people are getting their eyes opened by degrees. If they only knew, as we know, that it was a sham and a dodge got up to hold Ministers in office for another spell, thus enabling them to draw salary for another quarter… Read more “Correspondence: Confederation”, Montreal Herald (1 November 1866) →