IV. Freedom of Speech in Canada

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Preface vii
3. Contents xiii
4. I. Political Nationalism and Confederation 1
5. II. The Development of Canadian Federalism 35
6. III. The Trial of the Toronto Communists 49
7. IV. Freedom of Speech in Canada 60
8. V. Wade v. Egan: A Case Comment 76
9. VI. Nationalism in French Canada 82
10. VII. The Privy Council and Mr. Bennett's 'New Deal' Legislation 90
11. VIII. Canada's Future in the British Commonwealth 102
12. IX. Section 94 of the British North America Act 112
13. X. Etat fédéral canadien et provinces 131
14. XI. Constitutional Adaptations to Changing Functions of Government 142
15. XII. The End of Dominion Status 157
16. XIII. The Special Nature of Canadian Federalism 175
17. XIV. The Deportation of the Japanese Canadians An Open Letter to the Press 190
18. XV. Duplessis versus Jehovah 193
19. XVI. Canada, Quebec, and Bilingualism 197
20. XVII. The British North America (no. 2) Act, 1949 202
21. XVIII. Dominion Jurisdiction over Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms 209
22. XIX. The Redistribution of Imperial Sovereignty 244
23. XX. Centralization and Decentralization in Canadian Federalism 251
24. XXI. Canada et Canada français 280
25. XXII. The Constitutional Background of Taxation Agreements 291
26. XXIII. Areas of Conflict in the Field of Public Law and Policy 302
27. XXIV. The Bill of Rights and Quebec Law 325
28. XXV. Federal Jurisdiction over Labour Relations: A New Look 336
29. XXVI. Expanding Concepts of Human Rights 353
30. XXVII. Canadian Federalism: The Legal Perspective 362
31. XXVIII. Language Rights and Language Policy in Canada 375
32. XXIX Our Changing Constitution 390
33. Selected Bibliography of Other Writings on Canadian Government and Politics 405
34. Index of Cases 409
35. Index of Topics 415