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