101. History - Veterans Affairs Canada Extensive series of articles on canadian participation in WW I, WW II, Korean War, and related links. http://www.vac-acc.gc.ca/general/sub.cfm?source=history

102. Canadian Intergovernmental Conference Secretariat - News Release Ref: 830-612/00 canadian governments are working in anticipation of these growing demands and and the general deployment of Web answering services for this information. http://www.scics.gc.ca/cinfo98/83061209_e.html

NEWS RELEASE Ref: 830-612/009 Federal-Provincial-Territorial Conference of Ministers responsible for the Information Highway Fredericton, New Brunswick - June 12, 1998 FREDERICTON, June 12, 1998 Canada's Information Highway Ministers met in Fredericton, New Brunswick today and agreed on several proposals to ensure Canada remains at the forefront in harnessing the social and economic potential of the knowledge-based economy. During the course of the day, the Ministers stressed that federal, provincial and territorial governments must work closely with one another to create a coherent approach for Canada. The Ministers agreed that those governments that provide the right policy frameworks and eliminate barriers to the expansion of the Information Highway stand to benefit the most by stimulating the growth of innovative industries and challenging jobs. The Fredericton meeting followed the first such meeting held in Winnipeg, Manitoba in September, 1996. Discussions focussed on four key areas of importance for continued growth and expansion of the Information Highway. Agreements were reached on the issues of access, delivery of government services, the protection of personal information and electronic commerce. Access Affordable access to the Information Highway, particularly in remote and rural areas of the country, is essential to help Canadians create opportunities for growth and jobs and to bring new services to communities, such as tele-education and tele-health. It provides them with a global outlet for their products and means to improve their awareness of international developments, as well as a powerful medium for seeking opportunities for partnerships, enhancing job skills and exchanging information and ideas.

103. Honours Nomination Form Online application form to nominate someone for the Order of Canada, Meritorious Service Decaration or the Governor general's Caring canadian Award. http://www.gg.ca/forms/all-nom_e.html

Honours Nomination Form Confidential when completed Please indicate the award for which you are nominating this candidate The Order of Canada – to honour a lifetime of achievement The Meritorious Service Decorations – to honour exceptional deeds or activities The Governor General's Caring Canadian Award – to honour selfless voluntarism Candidate Nominator Mr. / Mrs. / Ms. / Miss Full Name Mr. / Mrs. / Ms. / Miss Name Home Address Title Postal Code Address Telephone Fax Business Address Postal Code Telephone Fax Postal Code Profession / Occupation Telephone Date of Birth Place of Birth Fax Preferred Language Sex Citizenship Signature If dual citizenship, please indicate which countries Date naturalized (if applicable) Date Important Please provide the following information on a separate page or in a covering letter. The reasons why you are nominating this individual An up-to-date biographical sketch or a résumé of the nominee including professional activities / occupations with responsibilities and time frames dates of specific deeds or activities dates of active participation in organizations all official honours / awards Any other information that might assist the independent committee that recommends recipients to the Governor General References – Persons who might support this nomination Persons who might support this nomination should be familiar with the nominee's achievements, e.g., officials of organizations in which the nominee is or has been an active member. To maintain confidentiality, it is preferable that these persons not be contacted by the nominator.

104. Canadian Genealogy Centre - Civil Registration Canada, Government of Canada Library and Archives Canada A general index formarriages and deaths that occurred in the province of Quebec between 1926 http://www.genealogy.gc.ca/10/100606_e.html

Contact Us Help Search The Centre ... Links You are here: Home Index of Topics Ethnic Groups Births, Marriages and Deaths ... Other Topics Civil Registration In the late 1800s and early 1900s, the provinces and territories began keeping civil registration of births, marriages and deaths, often called vital statistics. Before that time, births, marriages and deaths were recorded in parish registers. Today, the civil registration of births, marriages and deaths is a provincial and territorial responsibility. Inquiries concerning access and fees must be addressed to the appropriate office. As civil registration is not a federal jurisdiction, Library and Archives Canada does not hold the civil registers and does not issue certificates Alberta Nova Scotia British Columbia Nunavut ... Yukon Alberta Back to the menu In Alberta, records from 1898 to 1905 are in the custody of the Provincial Archives of Alberta . Transcripts of records can be obtained for a small fee. That office also holds incomplete indexes and registers for the period from 1898 to 1983, which can be viewed onsite. For certificates from 1906 on, provincial residents should apply at their local Registry Agent. Out-of-province requests can be forwarded to a Registry Agent or directly to:

105. Director General Safety - Safety Digest Monthly publication of the canadian Department of National Defence's Directorate of general Safety, covering safety issues concerning the canadian Armed Forces. Also available in French. http://www.vcds.dnd.ca/dsafeg/pubs/digest/intro_e.asp

Contact Us Help Search Canada Site ... OUTSIDE VCDS Safety Digest Published monthly by the Directorate of General Safety To view an edition from past years, please select from the options below. Select an Edition Edition 12 2004 Edition 11 2004 Edition 10 2004 Edition 9 2004 Edition 8 2004 Edition 7 2004 Edition 6 2004 Edition 5 2004 Edition 4 2004 Edition 3 2004 Edition 2 2004 Edition 1 2004 Edition 12 2003 Edition 11 2003 Edition 10 2003 Edition 9 2003 Edition 8 2003 Edition 7 2003 Edition 6 2003 Edition 5 2003 Edition 4 2003 Edition 3 2003 Edition 2 2003 Edition 1 2003 Edition 12 2002 Edition 11 2002 Edition 10 2002 Edition 9 2002 Edition 8 2002 Edition 7 2002 Edition 6 2002 Edition 5 2002 Edition 4 2002 Edition 3 2002 Edition 2 2002 Edition 1 2002 Edition 12 2001 Edition 11 2001 Edition 10 2001 Edition 9 2001 Edition 8 2001 Edition 7 2001 Edition 6 2001 Edition 5 2001 Edition 4 2001 Edition 3 2001 Edition 2 2001 Edition 1 2001 Edition 12 2000 Edition 11 2000 Edition 10 2000 Edition 9 2000 Edition 8 2000 Edition 7 2000 Edition 6 2000 Edition 5 2000 Edition 4 2000 Edition 3 2000 Edition 2 2000 Edition 1 2000 Last Updated: 2005-01-12 Important notices

106. Department Of Foreign Affairs And International Trade / Ministère Des Affaires Includes contact details for the canadian Embassy in Hanoi and the canadian Consulate general in Ho Chi Minh City. http://www.dfait-maeci.gc.ca/vietnam/

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107. CultureCanada.gc.ca - Aboriginal Culture And Heritage - General Aboriginal Culture and Heritage, general, Canada Found 24 You can further refineyour selection by picking a type, subcategory and region from the http://www.culturecanada.gc.ca/display.cfm?lang=eng&prov=20&category=1&subcatego

108. E-lynks Canadian Links A general index anddirectory to canadian web sites, including travel destinations and provincial guides. http://www.e-lynks.com/canada.htm

Scroll down the menus: E-lynks at the right, Superlynks at the left. Alphabetized A Lynks Addictions Advertising Aerospace ... Zoos The e-lynks Super Lynks to Canadian websites. SCROLL DOWN THE ALPHABETIZED LISTINGS. IF YOU CANNOT FIND WHAT YOU ARE SEEKING, YOU CAN LET GOOGLE SEARCH THIS E-LYNKS FILE BY ENTERING YOUR KEYWORD(s) IN THE LEFTHAND BLANK BELOW, OR GOOGLE WILL SEARCH ALL OF THE E-LYNKS FILES IF YOU SIMPLY CLICK ON THE Search E-lynks BUTTON: Canada Aircanada.ca/ Canada Atlas.gc.ca/site/english/ ... Click here for e-commerce listings. You should be aware that using a search engine can produce unpredictable and sometimes undesirable results. About.com All the web AltaVista BestPlaces.net ... Back to the top. To visit our e-commerce listings, click one of the following: (Note: e-business is categorized as "e-commerce." These listings include sites offering services to e-commerce companies.) Above.Net (internet tech help) accbusiness.com AHERN ... (free web mail) E-lynks cuts through time-wasting graphic interfaces and global searches to zero in on what you're looking for. Pass the word! Click here to return to the top of this column..

109. CultureCanada.gc.ca - History - General History, general, Canada Found 14 You can further refine your selection bypicking a Key Documents on the History of Canada s International Affairs http://www.culturecanada.gc.ca/display.cfm?lang=eng&prov=20&category=8&subcatego

110. Welcome To The Canadian Heraldic Authority - Heraldry Describes heraldry in Canada and the roles of the Governor general and canadian Heraldic Authority. http://www.gg.ca/heraldry/index_e.asp

Welcome to The Canadian Heraldic Authority The Canadian Heraldic Authority is responsible for the creation of new coats of arms, flags and badges for Canadian citizens and corporate bodies. Find out about heraldry and its role in Canada today. Learn how armorial bearings are designed and granted, and see examples of the work of the Canadian Heraldic Authority. Heraldry The Canadian Heraldic Authority Procedure Guide Public Register of Arms, Badges and Flags of Canada ... Contact us The online Public Register of Arms, Flags and Badges of Canada Created: 2002-10-01 Last updated: 2005-07-11 Important Notices

111. Consulate General Buffalo / Consulat Général à Buffalo canadian Consulate general in Buffalo covering upstate New York, western Pennsylvania and West Virginia. Promotes business development, investment, tourism, and information exchange between Canada and the Niagara Frontier as well as providing consular assistance to canadians. http://www.dfait-maeci.gc.ca/buffalo/

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112. Habitat For Humanity® International By US State or canadian prov.. pull down to select, USA, Alabama, Alaska, Arizona,Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware http://www.habitat.org/

Other Languages Site Map Contact Us US/Habitat for Humanity Int'l Change edition Get Involved Learn About Habitat Where We Build ... Shop Our Online Store Hurricane Recovery Effort Donate Sign up to lend a hand Response overview Get recovery updates ... Program Launched With $5 Million Donation to Help Rebuild Gulf Coast Communities Habitat Names New CEO Meet Jonathan Reckford, Habitat's new leader. Much to Celebrate, More to Build! That's the theme as Habitat marks sheltering 1 million people. Habitat is "Building Back Better" in Tsunami Affected Areas Six months after a tsunami devastated the Indian Ocean coastlines of India, Indonesia, Sri Lanka and Thailand, Habitat is building houses and hope with survivors. Read their inspiring stories and donate to the work. Six-Month Tsunami Update Habitat, Thrivent Financial alliance unprecedented Harry Connick, Branford Marsalis to help Habitat rebuild More News... ... Video Gallery Thank you for visiting the official Habitat for Humanity International Web site. Home Get Involved Learn About Habitat Where We Build ... Search

113. Top Of The World 2000 Provides assistance in researching and booking business or holiday travel from offices in Nunavut, NWT and Alberta. Lists special offers and general information for canadian travellers. http://www.topworld2000.com/

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114. Toward Women's Equality: Canada's Failed Commitment c) Impact of the Budget Implementation Act and prov. In general, in responseto the federal cuts, provincial governments have chosen to cut or reduce http://www.fafia-afai.org/Bplus5/altrepf2_e.htm

Canada's Failed Commitment Table of Contents INTRODUCTION MAJOR INEQUALITY ISSUES a) W.'s Poverty and Economic Inequality b) The Budget Implemen-tation Act and the Health and Social Transfer c) Impact of the Budget Implementation Act and Prov. Restructuring of Social Programs d) National Child Benefit e) Reduced Access to Legal Aid f) Discrimination and Structural Inequality in the Workplace g) Budget 2000 h) Aboriginal Women i) Racism j) Violence k) W. Federal Prisoners l) W. in Political Office RECOMMENDATIONS CONCLUSION Bibliography ... Full Version for Printing TOWARD WOMEN'S EQUALITY : CANADA'S FAILED COMMITMENT MAJOR INEQUALITY ISSUES c. Impact of the Budget Implementation Act and Provincial Restructuring of Social Programs In general, in response to the federal cuts, provincial governments have chosen to cut or reduce funding to programs which benefit the most socially and economically vulnerable, a group, as we have already noted, that is disproportionately female in its composition. The particularly harsh impact on Canadian women of the restructuring and cutback of federal and provincial programs is starkly evident in relation to a number of specific circumstances. (i) Increase in Women's Unpaid Responsibilities Cuts to social services of the kind traditionally funded under CAP negatively affect women both because they are services that low-income women need, and because, when these services are cut, women become the "shock absorbers" in their families, relied upon to fill the gaps with unpaid care-giving. Cuts in services thus mean that women's unpaid responsibilities increase. As a result, these cuts affect women more than men, in more ways

115. International Parental Child Abduction Canada general INFORMATION Canada is a federal state comprising ten provinces and threeterritories. PO Box 9280, Stn. prov. Govt. 1001 Douglas St. http://travel.state.gov/family/abduction/country/country_539.html

U.S. Department of State Enter Keywords in field and click Go International Travel Home Passports Home Visas Home News and Updates ... About The Bureau of Consular Affairs External URLs International Adoption Country-Specific Information Adoption Information Hague Convention on Intercountry Adoption ... International Child Abduction print email International Parental Child Abduction Canada GENERAL INFORMATION: Canada is a federal state comprising ten provinces and three territories. With the exception of Quebec, all provinces or territories are based on a Common Law jurisdiction. Quebec is a civil law province or territory and its laws are codified. Each province or territory administers its own court system. U.S. citizens are not required to have a passport to enter Canada. THE HAGUE CONVENTION: The United States is a party to the Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction (the "Hague Convention"). The Convention is an international treaty. Its purpose is to discourage international parental child abduction and to ensure that children who are abducted or wrongfully retained, are returned to their country of habitual residence. The Convention does not address child custody, but determines the jurisdiction in which custody should be adjudicated. The Hague Convention came into force between the United States and Canada on July 1, 1988. Therefore, Hague Convention provisions for return would apply to children abducted or retained on or after July 1, 1988. Parents and legal guardians of children taken to Canada prior to July 1, 1988 may still submit applications for access to the child under the Hague Convention.

116. Consulate General Seattle / Consulat Général à Seattle canadian Consulate general in Seattle with jurisidction in Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, and Washington. Offers passport and consular services for canadians, information about doing Business in the United States and about defence, security and foreign policy. http://www.dfait-maeci.gc.ca/seattle/

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117. Australian High Commission, Ottawa Australian High Commission in Ottawa, with consular repsonsibility in Canada and Bermuda. Lists forthcoming Australian cultural events in Canada, and facts about Australiancanadian trade. Also has contact information for the Australian Consulate-general in Toronto, and the Australian Consulate in Vancouver. http://www.ahc-ottawa.org/

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118. Consulate General Denver / Consulat Général à Denver canadian Consulate general in Denver offering limited consular services to the residents of Colorado, Montana, Wyoming and Utah. http://www.dfait-maeci.gc.ca/can-am/denver/

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119. 18holes.ca canadian and general golf news, items, forums and leading money winners on tour. http://www.18holes.ca

@import "layout1.css"; Latest Headlines TSN Wiratchant roars to Taiwan Open win TSN Cambell wins World Match Play TSN Campbell wins World Match Play TSN Gilder wins Champions event by four TSN Harris wins again on Canadian Tour TSN Gore cruises to 84 Lumber Classic win TSN Gore hangs on for 84 Lumber Classic win TSN Nationwide: Matteson wins Charity Classic TSN Campbell clobbers Goosen in Match Play TSN Toms endures heart-stopping situation Use our directory to search for courses across Canada. Find reviews, maps, ammenities, and more. The latest golf news from the professional tours. We scour the web, so you don't have to. Keep a record of your rounds and track a recreational handicap. Also track advanced statistics. Check current conditions as well a 5-day forecast at all your favourite courses. Talk about golf courses, technique, equipment, the pros, and just about anything else. PGA Money Leaders Name Events Winnings Tiger Woods Vijay Singh Phil Mickelson David Toms Jim Furyk Mike Weir Stephen Ames Glen Hnatiuk Ian Leggatt PGA LPGA Champions Euro ... World Member Sign-In Username: Password Not a member?

120. Government Departments, Policies And Information Sources Attorney general Andrew Petter PO Box 9044 STN prov Govt Public Works andGovernment Services Canada (PWGSC) Contract Claims Resolution Board (CCRB) http://www.amim.mb.ca/cangovernpolicy.htm

Government Departments, Policies and Information Sources Canadian Consumer Information Gateway Department of Justice - Dispute Resolution Government of British Columbia Attorney General's Office - Dispute Resolution Office Passerelle d'information pour le consommateur canadien ... Public Works and Government Services Canada (PWGSC) - Contract Claims Resolution Board (CCRB) Canadian Consumer Information Gateway Office of Consumer Affairs Industry Canada 235 Queen Street Room 965 A Ottawa, Ontario Telephone: (613) 946-2576 E-mail: consumerinformation@ic.gc.ca Web Site: http://www.consumerinformation.ca/cgi-bin/main.cgi?Language=E Department of Justice - Dispute Resolution Web Site: http://canada.justice.gc.ca/en/ps/drs/index.html Government of British Columbia Attorney General's Office - Dispute Resolution Office Web site: http://www.ag.gov.bc.ca/dro/ Contact : Attorney General Andrew Petter PO Box 9044 STN Prov Govt Victoria, British Columbia Telephone: (250) 387-1866 Facsimile: (250) 387-6411 Communications Branch Ministry of Attorney General PO Box 9282 STN Prov Govt Victoria, British Columbia

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