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43. Toward Women's Equality: Canada's Failed Commitment c) Impact of the Budget Implementation Act and prov. Debt in Canada SomeLessons from Recent history” (1994) 20 canadian Public Policy 152; I. Bakker, 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

44. Member Curling Clubs — Canadian Curling Association The canadian Curling Association is the national governing body responsible for general Delivery Bissett, MB R3E 0Z8, Boissevain Curling Club Box 1005 http://www.curling.ca/inside_the_cca/member_clubs/member_clubs.asp?prov=mb

45. Member Curling Clubs — Canadian Curling Association The canadian Curling Association is the national governing body responsible for general Delivery Bulyea , SK S0G 0L0, Burstall Curling Club PO Box 123 http://www.curling.ca/inside_the_cca/member_clubs/member_clubs.asp?prov=sk

46. 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

47. Fact Sheet 6 -Gardening With Native Plants: General Introduction PO Box 9354, Stn prov Gov, Victoria, BC V8T 9M1; Native Plant Study Group of the 100 Easyto-Grow Native Plants for canadian Gardens, Lorraine Johnson http://www.goforgreen.ca/gardening/Factsheets/Fact6.htm

Fact Sheet #6 Gardening with Native Plants: General Introduction Go for Green - The Active Living and Environment Program, encourages outdoor physical activity that protects, enhances or restores the environment. When we Go for Green, we improve our own health, through active living and the health of the planet, by being good environmental citizens. Gardening is active living. Is it the second most popular physical activity in Canada, it offers the opportunity for lifelong participation, and can be a positive contributor to the natural environment. One of the most positive gardening trends over the last few yearsalong with the growing commitment of gardeners to organic practiceshas been the increased interest in native plant gardening. People across Canada are looking to the natural landscapes of woodlands, meadows, prairies and wetlands for inspiration in their gardens, recreating back and front yard habitats that are based on models found in nature. The environmental reasons for gardening with native plants are positive and compelling. Native plant gardens:

48. Coleoptera Of Rhode Island: References Bulletin of the Roger Williams Park Museum, prov. Pilgrim Press. National Museumof Natural history NMNH. general collection, including types. http://collections2.eeb.uconn.edu/collections/insects/ribf/ribfreferences.html

Introduction Checklist p1. Smetana, A. 1982. Revision of the subfamily Xantholininae of America north of Mexico (Coleoptera: Staphylinidae). Memoirs of the Entomological Society of Canada, No. 120. p2. Bousquet, Y. and A. Larochelle 1993. Geadephaga (Coleoptera: Trachypachidae, Rhysodidae, Carabidae including Cicindelini) of North America north of Mexico. Memoirs of the Entomogical Society of Canada, 167:1-397 p5. Campbell, J. M. 1988. New species and records of North American Tachinus Gravenhorst (Coleoptera: Staphylinidae). The Canadian Entomologist 120: 231-295. p6. Yanega, D. 1996. Field guide to northeastern longhorned beetles (Coleoptera: Cerambycidae). Illinois Natural History Survey Manual 6. 184 pp. p7. Lawrence, J. F. 1982. A catalog of the Coleoptera of America North of Mexico, Family: Ciidae. United States Department of Agriculture, Agriculture Handbook No. 529-105. p8. Muth, N. Z. and S. P. Hamburg. 1998. Addressing Purple Loosestrife Management in Rhode Island. Northeastern Naturalist, 5:67-74.

49. Background & History - About Volunteer BC - Volunteer BC Lobbying with the two levels of government (prov/Fed) BCAVC sends its Presidentto the canadian Association of Volunteer Centres/Bureaux (CAVC) AGM in http://www.volunteerbc.bc.ca/volbc/history.html

Volunteer BC Events Newsletter Press Releases Become a Member ... Contact Us The History of Volunteer BC (The British Columbia Association of Volunteer Centres) Looking back over the Society's activities and achievements between 1979 and the present, it is obvious Volunteer BC's mission has remained the same. Volunteer BC's main function has been to encourage and promote volunteerism and the development of the voluntary sector in BC These goals have been met in a variety of different ways - the education of local and provincial governments, promoting quality volunteer programs and services in volunteer centres and non-profit organizations and advocating the value of volunteerism in Canadian society. Throughout its history Volunteer BC has actively participated in or directly facilitated needs surveys, Volunteer Week celebrations, volunteer recognition item marketing, identification of relevant issues and data collection. Volunteer BC has published a quarterly newsletter and hosted annual conferences, both of which have been well received. The health of Volunteer BC has benefited from periodic grants and other funding that has enabled the hiring of office coordination staff. Securing sustainable funding continues to this day to be an elusive challenge for Volunteer BC and indeed its members.

50. Canada Channel Canadian History Resources Feedback Today in canadian history rekindles my fire about our great heritage. I The Governor general is her representative in Canada and opens and dismisses http://northernblue.ca/today/testimonials.php

Feedback and Fan Mail We've received over 1000 letters over the past four years from readers of the Sympatico NewsExpress Today in History and other web sites. Thanks to all those who took the time to write and offer suggestions, criticisms or their own unique take on the events and people that have made our nation great. Here's a sampling. From: Schools and Educators People Celebrating Anniversaries General Readers From Schools and Educators I came across your Web Page entitled, 'On This Day' and have found it to be phenomenally well researched and pertinent to the teaching of secondary school Canadian History. I plan on using it daily in the fall with my students and will pass the site on to my colleagues through RAPPORT, the Journal of the Ontario History and Social Science Teachers' Association. Dan Bowyer, Editor of RAPPORT Turner Fenton Secondary School 7935 Kennedy Road South, Brampton, Ontario PH: (905) 457-5030 FX: (905) 457-8015 My name is Peter Haines, and I am Principal of Windermere Elementary School in Windermere, B.C. Every morning I print "On This Day" for the

51. Drimmie Or Drummie Family History prov Govt Victoria British Columbia, Canada. Medal sent to nextof-kin, 8March 1946 via Governor general. No citation other than http://uk.geocities.com/wearedrymdrum@btinternet.com/creek.html

Drimmie Creek Drimmie Creek in the Upper Arrow Lakes draw down zone, British Columbia, Canada Drimmie Creek was named in 1950, as follows: "Named to remember Royal Canadian Air Force Flying Officer Gordon Robert Drimmie, DFC, service number J16306 from Revelstoke, British Columbia serving with 405 Sqn when he was killed 14 January 1944, age 21. Buried at Hanover Cemetery, Germany, grave 11.H.2. Survived by parents Martin and Margaret Drimmie, Vancouver." National Archives of Canada, supplemented by info published by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission. Our thanks for this information go to the Provincial Toponymist, Prov Govt Victoria British Columbia, Canada. Martin Charles Drimmie married Margaret Ringe in 1921 in Revelstoke, some 15 klm south of Drimmie Creek. He was born in Ireland 1891 to Robert Drimmie and Elizabeth Jamie from Laurencekirk, Kincardineshire Scotland. I also have note of a civil court case heard in Revelstoke 1928. Martin Drimmie was plaintiff, defendent was Willis J Armstrong. British Columbia County Court Revelstoke I am currently trying to obtain information on this court case and will post any further details as they come to hand.

52. Prov Bargain Presentation In 2002, the delegates to The Manitoba Teachers’ Society Annual general Meeting Manitoba history demonstrates that negotiated and arbitrated settlements http://www.mbteach.org/provincial bargaining/provbargainpresent.htm

The Manitoba Teachers' Society October 2003 Proposal The Society would negotiate directly with the government of Manitoba at a single bargaining table. The end result would be a single collective agreement for all public school teachers in Manitoba. Benefits of Provincial Bargaining Improves transparency and accountability in our public school system. Fosters greater equality in classrooms. Establishes a parallel bargaining structure similar to other unionized Manitoba professionals and civil servants, as well as other Canadian teachers. Cost of Proposal Based on Class 5 qualifications (current minimum standard) there is a 3.5 % difference between the school division with the highest Class 5 maximum salary and the division with the lowest Class 5 maximum salary. (Excluding the north) Exhibit 4 Annual incremental cost of proposal is $12.8 million based on two salary grids: $11.9M south, $.9M north. Exhibit 1 Over 11,000 southern teachers (10,582 Full-Time Equivalents) and 700 northern teachers (717 FTEs) would benefit by the proposal. $12.8 million cost represents:

53. Korea 1998 Pilgrimage - Veterans Affairs Canada canadian veterans visited the war zone on the 45th anniversary of the Korean ceasefire. Site provides a daily report, a timeline, and map of the visit and biographies of the visiting veterans. http://www.vac-acc.gc.ca/general/sub.cfm?source=history/KoreaWar/Pilgrimage

54. Canadian Resident Matching Service history of Family Medicine as the Career Choice of canadian Graduates Until 1994 more than 50% of graduates entered family practice or general practice http://www.carms.ca/jsp/main.jsp?path=../content/statistics/report/re_2002

55. Canadian Foundation For Children, Youth And The Law V. Canada (Attorney General) Canada. Department of Justice. Reforming the general Part of the Criminal prov. Ct.), two of the children were 2 years old and a third child was almost http://www.lexum.umontreal.ca/csc-scc/en/pub/2004/vol1/html/2004scr1_0076.html

[2004] 1 S.C.R. Canadian Foundation for Children, Youth and the Law v. Canada (Attorney General) Canadian Foundation for Children, Youth and the Law Appellant v. Attorney General in Right of Canada Respondent and Focus on the Family (Canada) Association, Canada Family Action Coalition, Home School Legal Defence Association of Canada and REAL Women of Canada, together forming the Coalition for Family Autonomy, Canadian Teachers' Federation, Ontario Association of Children's Aid Societies, Commission des droits de la personne et des droits de la jeunesse, on its own behalf and on behalf of Conseil canadien des organismes and Child Welfare League of Canada Interveners Indexed as: Canadian Foundation for Children, Youth and the Law v. Canada (Attorney General) Neutral citation: 2004 SCC 4. File No.: 29113. 2003: June 6; 2004: January 30. Present: McLachlin C.J. and Gonthier, Iacobucci, Major, Bastarache, Binnie, Arbour, LeBel and Deschamps JJ. ON APPEAL FROM THE COURT OF APPEAL FOR ONTARIO Constitutional law Charter of Rights Fundamental justice Vagueness Corporal punishment Section 43 of Criminal Code justifying use of reasonable force by parents and teachers by way of correction of child or pupil Whether provision unconstitutionally vague or overbroad Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, s. 7 Criminal Code, R.S.C. 1985, c. C-46, s. 43 Constitutional law Charter of Rights Cruel and unusual punishment Corporal punishment Section 43 of Criminal Code justifying use of reasonable force by parents and teachers by way of correction of child or pupil Whether provision infringes right not to be subject to cruel and unusual treatment or punishment Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, s. 12 Criminal Code, R.S.C. 1985, c. C-46, s. 43

56. Craig Space: Links history general Classical - Mesopotamia - Latin - Britain - Asia - Americas Canada. Flags at Ont. prov. Parliament, Toronto My Photos http://www.interlog.com/~gilgames/links.htm

Craig Space : Links Links Mysterious Moais (Statues) on Rapa Nui (Easter Island) (Source unknown) Here are some links to sites I find interesting or useful for some reason or other. If any of the links don't work, please let me know, and I'll remove them. As well, if you've got any suggestions I may find interesting for other websites or links, let me know by e-mailing me GO TO: People Neat Space Anarchism ... Cams People Etsuko's Photo Adventure Page Khamaid Pamela Logan : An incredibly cool woman: Engineer, Adventurer, Writer and amateur Archaeologist, travelled all over China, given Female Woman Explorer of the Year award. She also maintains an Archaeology from Space site and runs the Khamaid organization, devoted to protecting Tibetan historical sites. Luke Murphy is a friend of mine, an excellent graphic designer who's produced several websites as well as lots of other creative work. Here are some examples of what he's done: Kunrest : Ottawa-based company that makes violin shoulder rests What's Up Toronto : Everything you need to know about events in the city Le Select Bistro : Upscale Queen Street restaurant The Traveler's Companion : A guide to France Dana Lacroix : Talented and beautiful Canadian singer Dana Lacroix, who lives in Toronto and Denmark, has her own webpage

57. The Infoplease Crossword Puzzle: "Columbus Day" canadian prov. 7. Silk in Strasbourg 8. * In 1484, Columbus petitioned John II He was made an Admiral of the _ and a Governorgeneral of all new http://www.infoplease.com/xwords/columbus.html

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58. The Infoplease Crossword Puzzle: Dangerous Animals canadian prov. 4. * Stinging insect 5. Evil Woman gr. 6. Like many pastries 7.Passable on general Hospital (TV) 65. Sort of gully http://www.infoplease.com/xwords/animals.html

in All Infoplease Almanacs Biographies Dictionary Encyclopedia Daily Almanac for Sep 19, 2005 Skip Navigation Home Almanacs ... Word of the Day Editor's Favorites Hispanic Heritage Month Hurricane Katrina Daylight Saving Time Ramadan ... Mississippi Infoplease Tools Periodic Table Conversion Tool Perpetual Calendar Year by Year ... Site Map College Center Scholarship Search College Resources Career Center Job Search Post Your Resume Continuing Ed. more . . . Search: Infoplease Info search tips Search: Biographies Bio search tips by Kelly Ann Buchanan Print blank crossword Solve our weekly interactive crossword puzzle! Click "Reveal" for the answer to an individual clue Click "Check" to see if you've made any mistakes Click "Solution" to reveal all the answers Get help in the Crossword Puzzle Guide Find more crosswords in the Crossword Archive Learn the history of the crossword puzzle New! Find a word using our Crossword Search This week's theme: Dangerous Animals Read about Threatened and Endangered Species Across Fearsome Felines Insects run the danger of getting trapped in them (bkwds.) Dangerous animal pelts (bkwds.)

59. LexisNexis - US Politics And World News canadian general predicts 20year mission in Afghanistan Iran-Rasht-ReporterDay Rasht, Gilan prov, Aug 8, IRNA Iman Ziabari, the youngest http://www6.lexisnexis.com/publisher/EndUser?Action=UserDisplayCiteList&orgId=57

60. Canada - Quebec general. Special Note Hundreds of canadian local histories and records have been A history of the Isle of Orleans Ile d Orleans near Quebec City. http://www.rootsweb.com/~bwo/can_q.html

Quebec This list was last updated on Friday, 18-Mar-2005 21:02:01 MST. You are the visitor to this page since April 19, 1997. To contact a resource owner, click on the link at the end of the citation. General Special Note: Hundreds of Canadian local histories and records have been made freely available and searchable online at www.ourroots.ca . This site is not affiliated with Books We Own, but I included the link here as it should be of general interest to those researching roots in Canada. (Note: locale-specific resources are listed under their present-day County Regional Municipality (MRC). For an explanation of how former counties fit under the present system, see the Québec GenWeb site Many parish-specific resources (i.e. births, marriages, burials and census records) are also available for lookups on the Quebec GenWeb site "1666 Census for Nouvelle France." (New France). Quintin Publications 1997. "Les Anciennes Familles du Quebec Compilees pour la Brasserie." Labatt Limitee, 1975. The Ancient Families of Quebec IN FRENCH. Lists only the first founding father of each of the original immigrants to New France (Quebec) and tells a bit about them. Children, wives are not listed. Can scan and send to you, but do not ask for a translation because I do not speak or write in French. "Canadian Pacific Passenger List." Canadian Pacific May 1953. Canadian Pacific Passenger List for the "Empress of France" which sailed from Liverpool England to Montreal, Que. Canada on May 12, 1953.

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