61. Canadian Political Financing Legislation - Elections Finances Reform Legislation to reform the financing of the canadian electoral system. Legislation toreform how political parties and candidates are financed in Canada was http://canadaonline.about.com/cs/govtethics/a/polfinancebill.htm

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62. Canadian Federal Political Parties Get a better understanding of the major canadian federal political parties withinformation on the party leader, members of parliament and political http://canadaonline.about.com/od/federalparties/

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63. Access Canada: Political Parties This site provides information about the Communist Party in Canada, documents, The site includes criticism of Canada s current political situation and http://www.canadian-studies.net/accesscanada/portal/politicalparties.html

Political parties Bloc Quebecois http://www.blocquebecois.org/ Communist Party of Canada This site provides information about the Communist Party in Canada, documents, publications, archives, media membership, links to other organisations and the party program with a guide to their policies and positions. http://www.communist-party.ca/ Conservative Party of Canada The site provides lists of members, principles, electoral districts, membership information and links to other electoral districts. http://www.conservative.ca/ Cosmopolitan Party of Canada Main areas of interest include cultural diversity, human rights, and environmental protection. The site includes criticism of Canada's current political situation and references to the role of spiritual values in politics. http://www.agoracosmopolite.com/ Green Party of Canada Containing news, campaigns information, and details of candidates. http://www.greenparty.ca/ Liberal The site provides details about the current prime minister, members, documents, policy, events, FAQs and links. http://www.liberal.ca/

64. Canadian Political Links FindPolitics.com lists canadian political websites for both parties, AND politicianson a provincial and a federal level. Citizens Council Promoting direct http://www.aardvark.on.ca/communicator/html/politics.html

65. Sunshine Communications - Government & Political Links This canadian public relations agency delivers strategic communications, mediarelations, Provincial National International. political parties http://www.sunshinecommunications.ca/govern.htm

Sunshine Communications Home Services Clients Rycroft ... Search Government Links Local Provincial POLITICAL PARTIES LOCAL GOVERNMENT LINKS: Capital Regional District (CRD), (250) 360-3000, (800) 663-4425 BC, 360-3226 fax, email Central Saanich Municipality , (250) 652-4444, 652-0135 fax Colwood , (250) 478-5541, 478-7516 fax Cowichan Valley Regional District (CVRD) Esquimalt Municpality , (250) 385-2461, 385-6668 fax, email Greater Vancouver Regional District (GVRD) Highlands , (250) 474-1773, 474-3677 fax Islands Trust , (250) 405-5151, 952-4193 fax, email Langford Municipality , (250) 478-7882, 478-7864 fax, email Metchosin District , (250) 474-3167, 474-6298 fax Nanaimo North Saanich Municipality , (250) 656-0781, 656-3155 fax, email Oak Bay Municipality , (250) 598-3311, 598-9108 fax, email Parksville Port Alberni Saanich Municipality , (250) 475-1775, 475-5400 fax Sidney , (250) 656-1184, 655-4508 fax Vancouver Victoria , (250) 385-5711, 361-0348 fax, email View Royal , (250) 479-6800, 727-9551 fax Other local BC governments Index at Top PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT LINKS: First Nations in British Columbia British Columbia Acts Auditor General , (800) 663-7867, (604) 660-2421 Vancouver, (250) 387-1230 fax, email Cabinet Crown Publications (Victoria), (250) 386-4636, 386-0221 fax

66. ThePolitic - Canadian Political Weblog Filed under Campaigns Elections and political parties Politicians — Peter The benevolent oracle of canadian jurisprudence, the Supreme Court of http://www.thepolitic.com/

About Contact Links Archives ... Let Them Devour Each Other Filed under: General Amusing and That giant of American politics and Canadian-liberal-wannabe, Michael Moore This is a preview of Let Them Devour Each Other Read the full post (193 words, estimated 46 secs reading time) Coren on Mulroney and Canadian Journalism Filed under: General and Michael Coren Mulroney says Quebecers are ungrateful, and this is supposed to surprise us. Of course Quebec has plodded around in the mud of self-entitlement for years and seldom exhibits any grace when Alberta once again pays its bills. What the [Newman] book does reveal and even symbolize, however, is the incestuous relationship that exists in Canada between the media and the establishment. Mulroney trusted Newman because that is how the game works. Too many journalists clamour for Orders of Canada and political appointments from a ruling class with which they should barely be on speaking terms. We saw this only recently when a journalist was made governor general by a PM clouded in allegations of backroom deals and incompetence. This is a preview of Coren on Mulroney and Canadian Journalism Read the full post (131 words, estimated 31 secs reading time)

67. ThePolitic - Canadian Political Weblog » Political Parties & Politicians Archive for the political parties Politicians Category Canada’s timerunning out. Filed under political parties Politicians — Peter Rempel @ July http://www.thepolitic.com/archives/category/political-parties-politicians/

About Contact Links Archives ... Coren on Mulroney and Canadian Journalism Filed under: General and Michael Coren Mulroney says Quebecers are ungrateful, and this is supposed to surprise us. Of course Quebec has plodded around in the mud of self-entitlement for years and seldom exhibits any grace when Alberta once again pays its bills. What the [Newman] book does reveal and even symbolize, however, is the incestuous relationship that exists in Canada between the media and the establishment. Mulroney trusted Newman because that is how the game works. Too many journalists clamour for Orders of Canada and political appointments from a ruling class with which they should barely be on speaking terms. We saw this only recently when a journalist was made governor general by a PM clouded in allegations of backroom deals and incompetence. This is a preview of Coren on Mulroney and Canadian Journalism Read the full post (131 words, estimated 31 secs reading time) Boisclair Admits Cocaine Use Filed under: General and Andre Boisclair , the front runner in the Parti Quebecois leadership race has admitted to cocaine use. News of his drug use had been circulating since June, but Boisclair had strongly denied them. Just

68. Canadian Politics Links Council for canadian Unity Contributions to political parties Prime Ministersof Canada Registered political parties Fiscal Period Returns http://pluto.fss.buffalo.edu/classes/psc/duchesne/psc345/canlinks.html

DR. ERICK DUCHESNE ASSISTANT PROFESSOR CANADIAN POLITICS LINKS Instructor: Erick Duchesne Political Science Department State University of New York at Buffalo This page has been accessed times since 1/16/99. RETURN TO PSC 345: CANADIAN POLITICS This page is intended for the students attending my Canadian Politics class at the University at Buffalo, The State University of New York. You will find a series of general Canadian politics web links. I encourage you to consult those links regularly. If you find that any of these links are disabled, I would appreciate if you could let me know about it. I'll immediately correct the problem. For a more extensive series of links on International Relations, Comparative Politics, and Political Science, follow this LINK GENERAL INFORMATION ON CANADA INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS IN WHICH CANADA HAS A MEMBERSHIP INTERNATIONAL NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS IN WHICH CANADIANS HAVE A MEMBERSHIP ... OTHER INTERESTING POLITICAL SITES GENERAL INFORMATION ON CANADA 400 Ans de presence francaise au Canada, 1604-2004

69. Hillwatch.com: Political Web Sites: Strategic Assets Or Virtual Lawn Signs? In a closely contested canadian federal election, our political parties have beenoverlooking an opportunity to make themselves more competitive. http://www.hillwatch.com/Publications/Research/Virtuallawnsigns.aspx

Home Contact Sitemap About Us e-Services Government Relations Public Policy Resources ... Media Today Home Publications Research Reports Publications ... Archive Political Web Sites: Strategic Assets or Virtual Lawn Signs? View Press Release Download full PDF report A Hillwatch E-Services Online Campaign Benchmark Report June 2004 In the current 2004 electoral cycle, Canadian Web Sites are behind the curve relative to their US counterparts. They fail to reach out and engage their supporters and voters with the same effort and commitment. The use of the Internet for political campaigning has evolved from a trendy novelty in the mid-90’s to an accepted and integral element of a campaign managers’ tool set. With each electoral cycle the web envelope has been pushed as new and more sophisticated approaches and tools emerge. From online brochures of just a few years ago, campaign web sites now support and extend efforts to reach and engage voters, are used to test market campaign messages, and even to map supporters to electoral districts. The level of investment we see today directly reflects both the success of these initiatives, as well as a clear understanding that the value of the medium to the campaign process will only continue to grow. With the Canadian election in full flight, now is the ideal time to benchmark how, and how well, Canadian political parties are making use the online medium. This report presents the results of a Hillwatch e-Impact Benchmark performed between June 2 and 12th on the web sites of five Canadian political parties engaged in the federal election (the Liberal, Conservative, NDP, Bloc Quebecois, and Green Parties). In addition, it benchmarks the web sites of the John Kerry and George Bush in the United States for comparative purposes.

70. Canada-Israel Committee: The Israeli And Canadian Political Systems: A Critical Canada s House of Commons is presently comprised of 5 political parties; bycomparison, the 14th Knesset was comprised of a total of 11 parties, http://www.cicweb.ca/canisrel/comparison.cfm

Your browser does not support script Search Our Website: Contact Us Advanced Search September 19, 2005 Israel in the 21st Century Join Our Mailing List: Canada-Israel Relations The Israeli and Canadian Political Systems: A Critical Comparison Prepared by the CIC Research Department Sept. 2002 Israel and Canada are often accurately portrayed as "fellow democracies". Both have enshrined in their political cultures basic precepts of democracy. These include constitutionally-guaranteed freedoms of speech and assembly, universal suffrage, multiparty electoral systems, respect for human rights, a professional civil service, and the hallmark "checks and balances" on political power, such as an independent judiciary, independent press and independent police force. Nevertheless, despite these shared democratic values and traditions, there are important differences between the Israeli and Canadian political systems. Whereas Canada has a bicameral parliament, comprised of the House of Commons and the Senate, Israel's legislative system is unicameral, centred exclusively around the Knesset. The members of the House of Commons are chosen directly through a constituency-based "first past the post" electoral system, and the senators are appointed by the prime minister, ostensibly in consultation with the provincial premiers. The members of Israel's 120-seat Knesset are elected in an indirect manner, with their entry to the Knesset determined by their placement on party lists. Unlike Canada, which is divided into 301 separate ridings, all of Israel is one big riding. The number of Knesset seats won by a party is based on its share of the popular vote.

71. Benne S Home Page About two years ago, I started collecting links to political parties on the Web, It was such a great experience to feel like a canadian, to talk like a http://www.luna.nl/~benne/politics/parties.html

The URL has been changed to http://www.luna.nl/~benne/pp/index.htm

72. Canadian Politics - Government Scandals & Boondoggles Canada Eh! Their argument goes roughly like this Since political parties face Indeed,under the gag law, Canada s political playing field is anything but level. http://www.lufa.ca/news/news_item.asp?NewsID=2942

73. Canadian Political Contributions And Election Outcome Gervan In the 1997 canadian election, the five major political parties received 98percent of These five political parties include the Reform Party of Canada http://www.iaes.org/conferences/past/philadelphia_52/prelim_program/f41-1/fearon

Canadian Political Contributions and Election Outcome Gervan Fearon, University of Toronto, and Marie Rekkas, University of Toronto at St. George This paper investigates the impact of the source of political contributions on election outcome and the likelihood of a political party winning an election. This investigation is conducted through the development of a theoretical framework involving asymmetric information about a candidate's abilities and the estimation of a model for testing the hypotheses emerging from the theoretical framework. In the 1997 Canadian election, the five major political parties received 98 percent of the $38.2 million in total political contributions and represented 72 percent of the 1672 candidates competing for office in 301 political ridings across Canada. These five political parties include: the Reform Party of Canada (Reform), the Liberal Party of Canada (Liberal), the Progressive Conservative Party of Canada (PC), the New Democratic Party of Canada (NDP), and the Bloc Quebecois (BQ). The main sources of political contributions to Canadian political parties include: individual contributors, businesses, trade unions, political organizations, registered parties, and other contributors. Political contributions are used to cover campaign costs associated with a candidate's efforts to win office in a political riding. In Canada, Elections Canada is responsible for the official reporting and publication of data on political contributions and expenditures. These data are released after elections are held and, hence, do not provide a direct source of information or signal to influence election outcomes. Additionally, political parties and interest groups would have an incentive to misrepresent the size and source of political contributions if these contributions were positively correlated to the probability of being elected. Self-reporting by political parties or interest groups to the general public may therefore not be credible.

74. Elections BC Candidates, political parties Constituency Associations Information, Guides,Forms Free canadian Party, Free canadian Party, FRCA, Michele Kubby http://www.elections.bc.ca/reg/polpartiesreg.htm

Registered Political Parties Contact Information Party Name Party Name on Ballot Other Names Contact Name/ Address Phone / Fax Annexation Party of British Columbia, The Annexation B.C. Annexation B.C. R. Gordon Brosseuk PO Box 1007 3600 248 St Aldergrove, BC Phone: (604) 534-5550 Fax: (604) 530-8918 Email: info@annexationbc.com Web site: www.annexationbc.com BC Youth Coalition BC Youth Coalition BCYC Mike Milat 4500 Kelly Dr Delta, BC Bloc British Columbia Party, The The Bloc BC The Bloc BC Patrick Roberts South Slocan, BC V0G 2G0

75. Oxford University Press: Ties That Bind: James Bickerton Useful for undergraduate courses in canadian politics, political parties, andeven canadian history. Choice. Product Details. 264 pages; 4 line illus.; http://www.oup.com/us/catalog/general/subject/Politics/AmericanPolitics/Election

What are sales promo codes? Keyword ISBN Author Title Corporate You are here: OUP USA Home U.S. General Catalog Politics American Politics Ties that Bind Parties and Voters in Canada James Bickerton, Alain-G Gagnon and Patrick J. Smith Add to Cart paper 264 pages Oct 1999, In Stock Price: Shipping Details Description Features Reviews ... Table of Contents Description Viewed from afar, electoral politics in Canada may seem a strange amalgam of predictability and surprise, stability and volatility. At the close of the twentieth century, the party in power is the same one that governed at the beginning of the century and for an inordinate amount of time in between. Yet the contemporary party system seems to bear little relation to that which characterized either turn-of-the-century or mid-century Canadian politics. In fact, several dramatic upheavals have taken place in the relationship between parties and voters. Elections clarify for parties and voters the current character of their relations. Partially obscured, vaguely calibrated, or hidden perils in the voter-party relationship will often rise to the surface during election periods, and the ties that bind diverse communities of voters to particular parties are tested.

76. Communicopia.Net Not political parties. Not traditional lobbying or activist groups. canadian political groups are definitely aware of these new tools and ideas. http://www.communicopia.net/index.cfm?Group_ID=103

77. CBC - Canada Votes 2004 - Voter Toolkit - Election Dictionary Progressive Conservative (n, proper) canadian political party formed in 1942 bythe merger of the Progressive and Conservative parties. http://www.cbc.ca/canadavotes/voterstoolkit/anelectiondictionary.html

Main Results The Campaign Political Canada ... Voter Toolkit Voter Toolkit An election dictionary Click the first letter of the word or phrase you'd like to look up in our election dictionary. Use the navigation bar to jump to other letters. If you'd like to see our research sources or send a comment, click here SEARCH DICTIONARY TOPICS A to Z A B C D ... Z A advance poll (n) traditionally a place where people who are unable to vote in their normal location on voting day, such as travellers, vote before (in advance of) election day. Now, any registered voter may vote in an advance poll. People may vote either in an advance poll or in their riding on election day, but not both. Advance polls are held between noon and 8:00 p.m. on Friday, Saturday and Monday, the 10th, 9th and 7th days before election day. Alliance (n, proper, slang) short-form name for Canadian Reform Conservative Alliance party. Abbreviation: C.A. In 2003 the C.A. joined with the P.C. party to form the Conservative Party of Canada. attack ads (n) political advertisements for one party or special-interest group, actively attacking the personalities, policies or people in another group or party. These are distinct from generic political ads, which only promote the views, policies and people of the sponsoring group.

78. Waterose Paper: Sustainability And The Canadian Political System Even with the election of factious parties, the canadian democracy is an The PMOs, the political parties, and the MPs will adopt principles that are http://www.geocities.com/Waterose_Test/sd10.html

Articles Projects Resume Cartoons ... Album Sustainable Development Series: The Issues and Challenges of Achieving Sustainability Within the Canadian Political Democratic System by Waterose Introduction: Power in any system is like a two edged sword; one mighty stroke can cut down anything in the way. The primary objective of the players within the Canadian democracy is to achieve power (Martin, 1998). The backdrop of the players stage is the legislation. The fickle public is their audience, critics, and constituents. The public votes for their favorite politicians and the leaders are elected by majority. Leaders must yield their power wisely or they will incur the wrath of the public who will cut them down as quickly as they elected them. The real question is how can the public elect political leaders to power that can lead Canada to a sustainable future when public knowledge is so limited. The missing element is that sustainability depends on good science to create sustainable governance. There are other issues that are inherent in the Canadian political system that create barriers to achieving sustainability. Issues: Sustainability means to achieve socio-economic development that is benign to the environment. Anthropogenic activities extract natural resources from the environment and input substances into the environment at rates higher than the environment can naturally sustain. One of the primary issues is that environmental boundaries differ from political boundaries. For example, the issue of global warming is beyond the political boundaries of Canada; this is a global issue. The issue of pollution in the Great Lakes is beyond the boundaries of Canada; this is a North American issue.

79. Elections Canada On-Line | Political Parties, Candidates And Others Elections Canada political parties, Candidates and Others This sectioncontains information for the public, political parties, candidates and other http://www.elections.ca/intro.asp?section=pol&document=index&lang=e&textonly=fal

80. Elections Canada On-Line | Political Parties, Candidates And Others Natural Law Party of Canada. Eligible political parties (see the Canada ElectionsAct, section 368, Eligibility for registration). Western Block Party http://www.elections.ca/content.asp?section=pol&document=index&dir=par&lang=e&te

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