181. Books Of Remembrance - Veterans Affairs Canada Six books contain the names of Canadians who fought in wars and died either during or after them. Provides online access to view individual pages and describes the ceremony and history around the display of the books. http://www.vac-acc.gc.ca/general/sub.cfm?source=collections/books

182. Embassy Of Spain In Canada Embassy of Spain in Ottawa, Canada. Also has contact information for the Consulates general in Toronto and Montreal, and for the Honorary Consul in Vancouver, and the Honorary ViceConsuls in Edmonton, Halifax, Qu©bec, and Winnipeg. Provides information for Spanish visitors and for Canadians who wish to visit or live in Spain. In English, French and Spanish. http://www.embaspain.ca/

THE EMBASSY AND ITS OFFICES Defence Office Economic and Commercial Office Labour Office Education Office ... Cultural Affairs Office CONSULAR SERVICES Ottawa Toronto Montreal Edmonton (Alberta) ... SPANIARDS GUIDE Embassy of Spain in Canada 74 Stanley Avenue - K1M1P4 - Ottawa - Ontario - Canada

183. The Dispute Resolution Office - Dispute Resolution Organizations - Ministry Of A Dispute Resolution Office, Ministry of Attorney general Dispute ResolutionServices, Department of Justice Canada, 284 Wellington Street http://www.ag.gov.bc.ca/dro/organizations/

Dispute Resolution Organizations Organization Mandate and/or Activities Access to Justice Network Website: www.acjnet.org Association for Conflict Resolution 1527 New Hamphire Ave., NW Washington, DC 20036 Phone: 202-667-9700 Fax: 202-265-1968 Website: www.acresolution.org E-Mail: acr@acresolution.org Mediator referral for families facing decisions involving separation, divorce, child custody, property division, elder care, spousal or child support and many other disputes, conflicts or issues involving the family; provision of information about mediation training and dispute resolution; employment opportunities; annual and special conferences for mediators; and has a wide selection of educational materials, books, videotapes, audio tapes and professional publications.

184. Douglas College Calendar - Calendar Programs general Information. The Financial Aid Office administers a wide variety offinancial aid Canada Study Grant for Students with Permanent Disabilities http://www.douglas.bc.ca/calhtm/geninfo/gfinaid.htm

Introduction General Information Credentials Programs ... Home Financial Aid General Information The Financial Aid Office administers a wide variety of financial aid programs, including loans, grants, scholarships, awards and bursaries. Information sessions are offered throughout the year to assist students with their financial planning. Assistance with student loan applications, reassessments and appeals is also available. Students who are approved for government loans may qualify to defer the payment of their tuition fees until they receive their funding. Additional information is available on-line in the Registration Guide . Emergency loans may be available to students whose loans are delayed beyond the normal processing time. Please contact the Financial Aid Office for additional information. Special government programs administered by the Financial Aid Office include the Adult Basic Education Student Assistance Program and the Canada Study Grant for High Need Part-Time Students. In addition, the Financial Aid Office allocates scholarships, awards and bursaries made available to students through the Douglas College Foundation. Location: New Westminster Campus: David Lam Campus: Room 2740 Room A1030 Second Floor, South Building

185. EFC Legal Resources Rv Downs (unreported), August 29, 1996, Sask prov Court, Yorkton District This is All charges related to a CDROM purchased in Canada at a local store. http://www.efc.ca/pages/legal.html

Electronic Frontier Canada 's Legal Resources Please read the important regarding possible errors in these documents. Legislation Court Decisions Background Documents Links to other Canadian Legal Resources Legislation Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms The Charter is part of the Canadian Constitution, which makes it the supreme law of Canada. Any law that is inconsistent with the provisions of the Charter is, to the extent of the inconsistency, of no force or effect. Canadian Bill of Rights This is the predecessor to the Charter . It is still in effect, but it has no special status that distinguishes it from other laws that might be passed by Parliament. It therefore provides only limited protection for basic rights and freedoms. Criminal Code of Canada We have several sections that relate to computers, but our copy of the Code remains quite incomplete. Canadian Constitutional Documents Unlike the majority of countries whose basic law derives from one document, Canada's basic law derives not only from a set of documents known as Constitution Acts, but also a set of unwritten laws and conventions. This comprises of all the acts passed since 1867 up to and including 1993. As a result, all constitutional documents during that time period have the force of law. This is analogous to laying a foundation (Constitution Act, 1867) and then building upon it and modifying it as the need arises (the successive acts). Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Legislation Our collection still just includes Ontario. Please let us know if you have electronic versions of related legislation from elsewhere in Canada.

186. NORML Home / News Archive / 2003 / Canada Pot Decrim Proposal Delayed After Just Canada Pot Decrim Proposal Delayed After Justice Minister Meets With US AttorneyGeneral. May 15, 2003 Ottawa, ON, Canada http://www.norml.org/index.cfm?Group_ID=5648

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