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Parliament of Canada From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. This article is part of the series Politics of Canada Executive The Crown Governor General ... Legislative Parliament Senate Speaker of the Senate Government Leader in the Senate Opposition Leader in the Senate ... Provinces and territories The Parliament of Canada French Parlement du Canada ) is Canada 's legislative branch , seated at Parliament Hill in Ottawa Ontario . According to Section 17 of the Constitution Act, 1867 , Parliament consists of three components: the Sovereign la Couronne ), the Senate le S©nat ), and the House of Commons la Chambre des communes ). The Sovereign is normally represented by the Governor General , who appoints the 105 members of the Senate on the recommendation of the Prime Minister. The 308 members of the House of Commons are directly elected by the people, with each member representing a single electoral district , frequently called a constituency or a " riding " in Canadian English. The lower house , the House of Commons, is the dominant branch of the Canadian Parliament. The upper house , the Senate, rarely opposes the will of the other Chamber, and the duties of the Sovereign and Governor General are purely ceremonial. The Prime Minister and Cabinet must retain the support of a majority of members of the Lower House in order to remain in office; they need not have the confidence of the Upper House.

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Canadian House of Commons From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. This article is part of the series Politics of Canada Executive The Crown Governor General ... Opposition Leader in the Senate House of Commons Speaker of the House Government Leader in the House Leader of the Official Opposition Judicial ... Provinces and territories The House of Commons French Chambre des communes ) is a component of the Parliament of Canada , which also includes the Sovereign (represented by the Governor General ) and the Senate . The House of Commons is a democratically elected body, consisting of 308 members , who are known as Members of Parliament. Members are elected for limited terms, holding office until Parliament is dissolved (a maximum of five years). Each member is elected by, and represents, an electoral district , which is colloquially known as a riding. The House of Commons was established in , when the British North America Act 1867 created the Dominion of Canada , and was modelled on the British House of Commons . In practice, the House of Commons (the lower house ) holds far more power than the Senate (the upper house ), and is by far the dominant branch of Parliament. Although the approval of both Houses is necessary for legislation, the Senate very rarely rejects bills passed by the Commons. Moreover, the Government of Canada is responsible solely to the House of Commons; the

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10. Canadian Parliament Closes Parliament has closed until a new session in the New Year with a new prime minister. http://canadaonline.about.com/b/a/042567.htm

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HOUSE OF COMMONS OTTAWA, CANADA COMPETING FOR IMMIGRANTS REPORT OF THE STANDING COMMITTEE ON CITIZENSHIP AND IMMIGRATION Joe Fontana, M.P. Chairman June 2002

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1st Session, 36th Parliament, 46-47 Elizabeth II, 1997-98 The House of Commons of Canada BILL C-454 An Act to provide for the recognition of the Canadian Horse as the national horse of Canada Preamble Whereas the Canadian Horse was introduced into Canada in 1665, when the King of France sent horses from his own stables to the people of his North American colony; Whereas the Canadian Horse increased in number during the ensuing century to become an invaluable ally to the settlers in their efforts to survive and prosper in their new home; Whereas all Canadians who have known the Canadian Horse have made clear their high esteem for the qualities of great strength and endurance, resilience, intelligence and good temper that distinguish the breed; Whereas the Canadian Horse was at one time in danger of being lost through interbreeding or as a casualty of war, but has survived these perils; Whereas, since 1885 and all during the present century, widespread and increasingly successful efforts have been made to re-establish and preserve the Canadian Horse; And Whereas the Government of Canada wishes to recognize the unique place of the Canadian Horse in the history of Canada;

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20. Death Penalty Abolished In Canada - Unforgettable Moments - CBC Archives After a decade of furious debate, canadian parliament narrowly votes to abolish capital punishment in 1976. Includes video from this historic day in Canada. http://archives.cbc.ca/IDC-1-73-181-994-20/that_was_then/politics_economy/death_

document.write(""); document.write(""); Search the Archives site Advanced Search Home Politics and Economy Death penalty abolished in Canada Broadcast July 14, 1976 Death penalty abolished in Canada Return to: Politics and Economy LINKS Related Topics from CBC's Archives Death Penalty Debate CBC.ca CBC Radio's This Morning: Capital punishment in Canada: 25 years after the vote External sites Correctional Service of Canada: Abolition of the death penalty – 1976 Amnesty International: The death penalty in Canada: Twenty years of abolition The CBC assumes no responsibility for the content of external links. Privacy Does the government have the right to take the life of one of its citizens? For the first time, the Canadian government says no. After a decade of fierce debate and an impassioned, last-ditch speech by Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, the House of Commons narrowly passes Bill C-84, abolishing the death penalty in Canada. Did You Know? Printer-friendly page Send this page to a friend Add this clip to your personal bookmarks • The vote on Bill C-84 was 131 to 124 in favour of abolishing the death penalty, one of the closest in Canadian parliamentary history. It was a "free vote" – Members of Parliament could vote as they wanted to, and did not have to follow their party's official position. Cabinet members were required to vote for the bill. Many MPs voted against party lines: 37 Liberals voted to keep the death penalty, while 16 Conservatives voted to abolish it. The Story Next Printer-friendly page Send this page to a friend ... Add this clip to your personal bookmarks • A week before the vote, Prime Minister Trudeau intervened by giving a passionate speech in the House of Commons on why the death penalty must be abolished. "Those who vote against the bill cannot escape their personal share of responsibility for the hangings that will take place if the bill is defeated," Trudeau told MPs. His speech was considered a turning point in the debate, but was not recorded for broadcast.

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