61. Contact - Government Departments City/prov/Post, Ottawa, Ontario K1A 0P8. Tel, (613) 9912937 Royal CanadianMounted Police Secretary to the Governor general (Office of the) http://www.hrma-agrh.gc.ca/classification/Contact/Departments_e.asp?Dept=SOL

62. Western Standard general interest newsmagazine with a western canadian flavour, featuring conservative and libertarian columnists. http://www.westernstandard.ca/

Search SUBSCRIBE TODAY AB BC MB NB NL NS NT NU ON PE QC SK YT Online Store Home The Shotgun Blog News ... Media Kit TOP STORY One cheer for the boot heel Maybe a little reverse psychology is the only way to get the Canadian right to take a stand for freedom By Pierre Lemieux OVERHEARD ON THE SHOTGUN BLOG Adscam Justice Paul Coffin, the first man to be sentenced for the fraud perpetrated on taxpayers by the Liberal government and their cronies, has been sentenced. Joining the ranks of corporate rip-off artists such as Dennis Kozlowski (25 years in prison) and... What, me worry? I was in the car a bit this morning and I heard the CHML 900 report on the Leger Marketing poll saying that the Liberals are in majority territory. First things first. Typically Leger Marketing consistently polls Liberal support much... NEWS A centennial summit Angus Taylor organized the Alberta Centennial Mountain Expedition, climbing 100 mountains to celebrate the province's birthday By Cyril Doll B.C. jails' growing popularity Marijuana growers who do the crime elsewhere in Canada are choosing to do their timeand less of itin pot-friendly B.C. By Terry O'Neill OPINION Trading the Wheat Board Getting rid of the CWB should require something from our trading partners in return By Will Verboven The joke's on them Westerners have never been amused at Ottawa's appeasement of Quebec, but they might get the last laugh

63. Contact - Government Departments Title/Address, Director general 800 Victoria Place. City/prov/Post, Montréal, Economic Development Agency of Canada for the Regions of Quebec http://www.hrma-agrh.gc.ca/classification/Contact/Departments_e.asp?Dept=FRD

64. Canadian Military Medals And Decorations - Veterans Affairs Canada Veteran Affairs Canada presents various war medals, service badges and honours. Provides detailed information of each, photographs where relevant and circumstances under which they would have been awarded. http://www.vac-acc.gc.ca/general/sub.cfm?source=collections/cmdp/mainmenu

65. Canadian Geothermal Energy Association (CGEA) Information about the canadian Geothermal Energy Association, its members, directors and their ongoing projects. Also, a description of geothermal resources in general and specific to Canada. Online bibliography of information about geothermal resources in Canada http://www.geothermal.ca

Possible Keywords: geothermal, energy, heat pump, hotspring, alternative energy source, kyoto accord, hot spring Canadian Geothermal Energy Association The CGEA is a non-profit association of professionals, researchers, consultants and the public that are interested in the utilization, protection and understanding of geothermal resources. Its members have varying specific interests in geothermal resources ranging from heat pump technology, high temperature energy production and geology to recreational uses and environmental considerations. The goal of the CGEA is to act as a sounding board and discussion group for the concerns and ideas of its members. Activities of the CGEA include: following developments in the international geothermal field with possible applications to the geothermal industry within Canada, lobbying Canadian government branches about issues concerning geothermal resources and uses in Canada, hosting meetings and seminars for the exchange of information, and acting as a warehouse of geothermal expertise within Canada. Upcoming events What is geothermal energy and how can it be used?

66. DOMINION OF CANADA V. PROV. OF ONTARIO DOMINION OF CANADA v. prov. OF ONTARIO. 1910 AC 637. Judicial Committee of thePrivy SCR 434, 505., and to Attorneygeneral for the Dominion v. http://library.usask.ca/native/cnlc/vol03/353.html

637) DOM. OF CAN. v. PROV. OF ONT. 353 DOMINION OF CANADA v. PROV. OF ONTARIO [1910] A.C. 637 Judicial Committee of the Privy Council, Lord Loreburn L.C., Lord Macnaghten, Lord Atkinson, Lord Shaw of Dunfermline and Lord Mersey, 29 July 1910 (On appeal from judgment of Supreme Court of Canada, reported sub nom. Province of Ontario v. Dominion of Canada, supra p.221) 354 DOM. OF CAN. v. PROV. OF ONT. (637) Law of CanadaTreaty of October 3, l873, extinguishing the Indian Interest in LandsPayments by the Dominion under the TreatySuit by the Dominion against the Province of Ontario for Contribution as respects Lands within the Province. By a treaty dated October 3, 1873, the Dominion Government, acting in the interests of the Dominion as a whole, secured to the Salteaux tribe of the Ojibeway Indians certain payments and other rights, at the time extinguishing by consent their interest over a large tract of land about 50,000 square miles in extent, the greater part of which was subsequently ascertained to lie within the boundaries of the Province of Ontario. It having been decided that the release of the Indian interest effected by the treaty enured to the benefit of Ontario, the Dominion Government sued in the Exchequer Court for a declaration that it was entitled to recover from and be paid by the Province of Ontario a proper proportion of annuities and other moneys paid and payable under the treaty: Held , affirming the judgment of the Supreme Court, that, having regard to the jurisdiction conferred upon the Exchequer Court, the action must be dismissed as unsustainable on any principle of law. In making the treaty, although it resulted in direct advantage to the province, the Dominion Government did not act as agent or trustee for the province or with its consent, or for the benefit of the lands, but with a view to great national intereststhat is, for distinct and important interests of their ownin pursuance of powers derived from the British North America Act, 1867.

67. The Atlas Of Canada Offers links and resources for exploring the cultural geography of Canada. Features statistical profiles of communities, resources for educators, and general and contact information for the project. http://cgdi.gc.ca/ccatlas/atlas.htm

The Atlas of Canada Web site has been re-structured You will be automatically transferred to the following page in five seconds or you can use this link to transfer now. http://atlas.gc.ca/site/english/learningresources/index.html Please update your bookmarks. We apologize for any inconvenience.

68. CANARD V. ATTORNEY-GENERAL OF CANADA AND REES ATTORNEYgeneral OF CANADA AND REES. 1972 4 WWR 618 reside on a reserve oron lands belonging to Her Majesty in right of Canada or a prov- ince. http://library.usask.ca/native/cnlc/vol08/099.html

618) CANARD v. A.-G. CANADA 99 CANARD v. ATTORNEY-GENERAL OF CANADA AND REES [1972] 4 W.W.R. 618 Manitoba Queen's Bench, Matas J., 20 April 1972 (Appealed to Manitoba Court of Appeal, infra p.105) Statutes Interpretation "Ordinarily resident" The Indian Act, R.S.C. 1952, c. 149, s. 4(3), as enacted by 1956, c. 40, s. 1(2). 100 CANARD v. A.-G. CANADA (619) Held that plaintiff was entitled to the declaration sought; the words "ordinarily reside" were not defined in the Act but had been the subject of frequent judicial interpretation. The authorities were to the effect that a person could have more than one "ordinary residence", according to the particular facts. In the case at bar the deceased was ordinarily resident on the farm for the periods during which he worked there; for the rest of the time he was ordinarily resident on the reserve: Mester v. Kummu , [1957] O.W.N. 534; Attorney-General v. Coote (1817), 4 Price 183, 146 E.R. 433; Thomson v. Minister of National Revenue , [1946] S.C.R. 209, [1946] C.T.C. 51, [1946] 1 D.L.R. 689 applied. [Note up with 20 C.E.D. (2nd ed.)

69. Canadian Film Festival Toronto event celebrating canadian independent films and filmmakers. general information, submission guidelines, schedule, past winners, sponsors, and links. http://www.canfilmfest.ca/

70. Education@canada - Education In Ontario general Overview of Education in Canada. general information for internationalstudents planning to submit an online application for a program of http://www.educationcanada.cmec.ca/EN/Prov/ON.php

OVERVIEWS OF EDUCATION IN ONTARIO Elementary and Secondary Overview (Ontario Ministry of Education) Provides a brief overview of the elementary / secondary education in Ontario with links to related documents. (Ontario Ministry of Education) Hyperlinked menu and main entry point on Ministry Web site for elementary and secondary education in Ontario. Postsecondary Education Hyperlinked menu and main entry point on Ministry Web site for postsecondary education in Ontario. Postsecondary Overview Provides a brief overview of the postsecondary education in Ontario with links to related documents. Universities Main entry point on Ministry Web site to information about the public universities of Ontario. Colleges of Applied Arts and Technology Main entry point on Ministry Web site to information about the colleges of applied arts and technology (CAATs) — the public colleges of Ontario. Postsecondary Education in Ontario (Canadian Information Centre for International Credentials) Provides a provincial overview, a history of Ontario's colleges and universities, programs and credentials offered, admission requirements, and tuition and financial assistance. Registered Private Career Colleges (Ontario Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities)

71. BPSA Federation Council Federation of canadian Traditional Scouting associations. general information, bylaws, contacts, and links. http://www.geocities.com/c_isf/

BP SCOUTING ASSOCIATION FEDERATION COUNCIL What is BPSA Federation Council? Formed at Harrison Mills, British Columbia in July of 2005, The BPSA Federation Council is a federation of those BPSA Scouting Associations that adhere strictly to the teachings of the First Lord Baden-Powell of Gilwell as laid down in his book, "Scouting for Boys". The Federation Council exists to ensure that the provincial associations have a nation-wide uniformity and higher standards of leadership training, ethics, youth protection programs, handbooks and leader resources, QM supplies and other resources, as well as conducting national camporees and jamborees in the traditional style. Membership? Membership is restricted to BPSA and ISA Provincial Councils. That is, those who adhere to the Founder's traditional training programs, ethics, moral standard and methods. Members must also accept the Federation by-laws, and must be willing to take an active part in the democratic governance of the Federation. Please take your time looking over the website, as there is a wealth of information about Traditonal Scouting available to you here. Please use the buttons below to navigate around the website.

72. Education@canada - Education In Saskatchewan general Overview of Education in Canada. Provides information on adult basiceducation, general education, Saskatchewan High School Correspondence http://www.educationcanada.cmec.ca/EN/Prov/SK.php

OVERVIEWS OF EDUCATION IN SASKATCHEWAN K-12 Saskatchewan Learning Home page of departmental Web site, providing access to information on the offices and services of the department, and to the education community. Learning Overview (Government of Saskatchewan) Provides a brief overview of mandate and areas of responsibility of Saskatchewan Learning. Postsecondary Education in Saskatchewan (Canadian Information Centre for International Credentials) Provides a provincial overview, a history of Saskatchewan's colleges and universities, programs and credentials offered, admission requirements, and tuition and financial assistance. Learning Overview (Government of Saskatchewan) Provides a brief overview of mandate and areas of responsibility of Saskatchewan Learning. Education and Training (SaskNetWork) Main entry point to information about Saskatchewan's postsecondary institutions, programs of study, and private vocational programs. K-12 Saskatchewan Schools (Saskatchewan Learning) Menu of links to alphabetical list of schools and school divisions, schools by region, and to Web site guidelines. Post-Secondary Institutions (SaskNetWork) Provides page of information, database of programs of study (leading to a diploma, certificate or degree) and links to the public and private postsecondary institutions.

73. Canadian Political Science Association - Association Canadienne De Science Polit Information on teaching and research in political science; general information on the CPSA and the services offered to the community. http://www.cpsa-acsp.ca/

Announcements 2006 Conference Have you renewed your membership CJPS now available on JSTOR! Annonces La RCSP est maintenant disponible sur JSTOR ! To continue in English Pour continuer en #204 - 260, rue Dalhousie Street Ottawa ON K1N 7E4 cpsa@csse.ca

74. P-100 Dauphin Canadian Northern Railway Station - Province Of Manitoba | General The company, renamed canadian Northern in 1899, rivalled the mighty CPR. Dauphin was one of canadian Northern’s most important divisional points. http://www.gov.mb.ca/chc/hrb/prov/p100.html

Manitoba Provincial Heritage Site No. 100 Dauphin Canadian Northern Railway Station 103 - 1st Avenue NW, Dauphin Designation Date: January 27, 1998 Designation Authority: Honourable Rosemary Vodrey, Minister of Culture, Heritage and Citizenship Present Owner: The Town of Dauphin As the railway companies extended their lines through the West, each imposed a system that identified certain locations as major and minor distribution centres. The stations were intended through placement and design to make a powerful statement about their place in the local economy and in the community. Stations were often the centre of town, strategically placed at the terminus of a main street. Government Links: home welcome on-line services news ... privacy

75. Canmat Information about anxiety, depression and bipolar disorders for the health professional and the general public. http://www.canmat.org/

76. P-92 Glenboro Canadian Pacific Railway Water Tower - Province Of Manitoba | Gene 1 Plan was pioneered by the canadian Pacific Railway (CPR) in 1903 to replacethe low, round, wooden water tower in use since 1882. http://www.gov.mb.ca/chc/hrb/prov/p092.html

Manitoba Provincial Heritage Site No. 92 Glenboro Canadian Pacific Railway Water Tower Railway Avenue, Village of Glenboro Designation Date: September 26, 1996 Designation Authority: Honourable Harold Gilleshammer, Minister of Culture, Heritage and Citizenship Present Owner: The Village of Glenboro This octagonal wooden railway tower is a rare vestige from the age of the steam-powered locomotive. This design, the Standard No. 1 Plan was pioneered by the Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR) in 1903 to replace the low, round, wooden water tower in use since 1882. It quickly became part of the Manitoba landscape, with 75 water towers constructed by the CPR from 1902 to 1925. Towers, pumphouses, coal sheds, and sidings were constructed approximately every 80 kilometres (50 miles), the distance a steam locomotive could safely travel between water refills. Constructed in 1904, the Glenboro structure is the best surviving example of an intact, fully-equipped water tower in Manitoba. The adjacent pumphouse fed water to the tank inside the water tower. A coal-burning boiler powered an interior water pump and prevented the water in the tank from freezing. In 1939 this pumping mechanism was replaced by an electric motor and pump installed inside the tower. A ball, or "float", glided along a pole atop the tower to indicate the level of the water in the tank. The cedar water tank, with a capacity of 181,840 litres (40,000 gallons) of water, rests upon a framework of large wooden support timbers.

77. CAACMA HOME PAGE Specializing in Northern and Southern Kung Fu, and Wu Tai Chi in London, Ontario, Canada. Includes images, FAQ, history, announcements, and general articles. http://www.pakmei.net

London Ontario Club Announcements (4598 unique hits) About Mike Doucet Club Related Photographs Kung Fu and Pak Mei Articles (5948 unique hits) Answers to the Most Common Questions A Brief History of Pak Mei and our Club Our Lineage (Pak Mei) Pak Mei Links Canadian Athletic Association of Chinese Martial Arts Information about the club. About the Pai Lum and Danny Pai Kung Fu Seminars Feedback (2689 unique hits) unique main page hits ( current visitors) mail:info@pakmei.net

78. Elections BC - Electoral History Of British Columbia 1871-1986 Part One 16th Gen Newcastle, Duncan, Kenneth Forrest, prov. 870, 21.83 Not the same as theCanadian Labour Party of BC which contested the 1906 and 1909 general elections http://www.elections.bc.ca/elections/electoral_history/16ge1924-1.html

Electoral History of British Columbia 16th General Election 1924 Dissolution of legislature 10 May 1924 Issue of writs 10 May 1924 Nomination day 30 May 1924 Polling day 20 June 1924 Return day of writs 1 August 1924 Opening of new legislature 3 November 1924 Summary VOTES MEMBERS CANDIDATES Canadian Labour Party Conservative Party Farmer-Labour Independent Independent Conservative Independent Liberal Liberal Provincial Party Socialist Party of Canada TOTALS Results By Electoral District PARTY VOTES Alberni BURDE, Richard John IND.LIB. Tot. 1,949 Johnstone, James Cameron CONS. McNaughton, Charles Arthur PROV. Atlin Armour, Robert PROV. Tot. 1,196 Conway, Edmund John CONS. KERGIN, Herbert Frederick LIB. Burnaby BROWNE, Francis Aubrey CLP Tot. 5,020 Fraser, Hugh Murray LIB. McLean, Alexander Kenneth PROV. Sanderson, Thomas CONS. Cariboo Fraser, John Anderson CONS. Tot. 1,304 STODDART, David Alexander PROV. Yorston, John Mackay LIB. Chilliwack BARROW, Edward Dodsley LIB. Tot. 3,777 MacLeod, John Alexander PROV. McPhee, John J. CONS. Columbia BUCKHAM, John Andrew LIB. Tot. 1,133

79. Welcome To The CANADIAN INITIATIVE ON DIGITAL LIBRARIES Website / Bienvenue Au S An alliance of canadian libraries and organizations to promote, coordinate and facilitate the development of collections and services. Site contains general information with links to members' projects and further resources; also available in French. http://www.collectionscanada.ca/cidl/

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80. The Canadian Supreme Cutting, Reining, Working Cow Horse show in Canada. Site includes general information, class list, entry and draw information, patterns and schedule. Located in Red Deer, Alberta, Canada every September. http://www.canadiansupreme.com/

Members Login: Username: Password: Forgot your Password? Click Here! September 28th to October 2nd, 2005 For five days, from September 28th to October 2nd, 2005, the Westerner Exhibition in Red Deer, Alberta, will host the Canadian Supreme - the most prestigious Cutting/Reining/Working Cow Horse show in Canada. 2004 Show Purse The goal of the Canadian Supreme is to preserve and promote the useful training traditions of the western horseman. The performance-oriented enthusiast of the California-style does not necessarily look to any particular breed of horse but rather for the animals with cow "savvy" and, at the same time, one that responds to the demands of the rider. The Canadian Supreme office has moved, the new contact information is as follows: Canadian Supreme 550, 717 - 7th Avenue S.W. Calgary, Alberta T2P 0Z3 Phone: (403) 313-8673 Fax: (403) 313-8601 The Canadian Supreme

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