Assorted Canadian Political Materials

Below is a list of the materials maintained locally and elsewhere. You can consult this directory listing for a complete, if undocumented, list of locally-stored documents.

From the current session of Parliament:
Debates of the House of Commons of Canada (Hansard)
Constitutional material:
local archive
The Solon Law Archive's collection of Canadian Constitutional Documents
Inter.Canada: The Constitutional Hub
Canadian political parties (courtesy The Hill Times)
The Constitutional, Legal, and Political History of Newfoundland and Labrador
Quebec's Chartre de la langue française
Some Commons speeches by Henri Bourassa, MP
Former PM Pierre Elliot Trudeau, writing before the 1992 referendum in the Maclean's newsmagazine.
Excerpts from the Canadian Criminal Code, of interest to students of restrictions on publishing (or importing) information with specific references to tranmitting that information by computer networks. (Assembled by branderr@cuug.ab.ca.)
Official Quebec course syllabus: History of Quebec and Canada (414)
Informal (USENET posted) summary of the UN ruling on Quebec's law restriction the use of languages other than French on commercial signs.
Selections from the Maclean's Canada/US opinion poll, 1990.

clamen+www@cs.cmu.edu (last update: 01Jan98)