Canadian Annual Review of Politics and Public Affairs 2006.

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The 2006 installment of the series covers the thirty-ninth general election, in which the Conservative Party secured a minority government and Stephen Harper became Canada's twenty-second Prime Minister.

Detalles Bibliográficos
Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autor principal: Mutimer, David
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Toronto : University of Toronto Press, 2013.
Edición:3rd ed.
Colección:Canadian Annual Review of Politics and Public Affairs.
Temas:
Diplomatic relations
Politics and government
Canada > Periodicals.
Canada > Politics and government.
Canada > Foreign relations.
Canada > Politique et gouvernement.
Canada > Relations extérieures.
Canada
Periodicals
Acceso en línea:Texto completo
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Cover
  • Contents
  • Contributors
  • Canadian calendar 2006
  • Editor's introduction
  • the year in review
  • Parliament and politics
  • Thirty-ninth general election
  • Contestants
  • Major party platforms and issues
  • Swing to the Conservatives
  • Results
  • Liberal leadership transfer
  • The NDP and Bloc hold steady
  • Green Party leadership
  • National institutions
  • Cabinet
  • Speech from the Throne
  • Branding Canada's 'New Government' and the Conservatives' style
  • House by-elections and caucus changes
  • Fixed election dates
  • Government accountability
  • Patronage commissioner
  • Senate reform
  • Supreme Court
  • Auditor general
  • Ethics Commissioner
  • National economy
  • Economic indicators
  • The Conservatives' first budget
  • Trimming the fat, stirring the pot
  • Autumn economic update
  • Income trusts
  • Trade
  • Major policy areas
  • Aboriginal affairs
  • Recognition of the Quebecois
  • Crime and punishment
  • Kyoto and greenhouse emissions
  • Same-Sex marriage reopened ... and closed
  • Extending the Afghanistan mission
  • Special commission and inquiries
  • Gomery Commission and the sponsorship scandal
  • Maher Arar inquiry
  • Air India Bombing Inquiry
  • Personalities and controversies
  • David Emerson and the ethics commissioner
  • Wheat Board
  • Office of the correctional investigator
  • Foreign affairs and defence
  • Foreign affairs
  • Terrorism and Canada
  • Prophet Mohammed cartoons
  • Toronto 18
  • Air India
  • Canadians kidnapped in Iraq
  • The Khadrs
  • Arar inquiry
  • Crisis in Lebanon
  • Major trade issues
  • World Trade Organization
  • Softwood lumber
  • North American borders
  • Canada-China relations
  • International AIDS conference
  • Defence policy
  • Afghanistan
  • Mission and debate
  • Canadian casualties in Afghanistan
  • Prime minister Harper's visit to Kandahar
  • Arctic
  • Defence procurement.
  • Ballistic Missile Defence (BMD)
  • North American Aerospace Defence Command (NORAD)
  • General Rick Hillier
  • Municipal affairs
  • Cities in the marketplace
  • The culture of cities
  • Regional governance
  • Local democracy
  • Cities in the confederation
  • First Nations
  • Federal developments
  • Uncertain times
  • the federal election
  • The Congress of Aboriginal Peoples (CAP)
  • Realignment of federal spending
  • The budget
  • Aboriginal Affairs Committee
  • The First Nations Governance Act
  • Human Rights Act
  • Indian residential school settlement
  • United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
  • AFN election
  • Provincial and territorial developments
  • British Columbia
  • Government spending
  • The Aboriginal Pilot Sales Program
  • Treaty firsts
  • The West
  • The Gateway Pipeline
  • The United Nations
  • Governance
  • Ontario
  • Caledonia and the Haudensaunee
  • Ongoing water crises
  • Kitchenuhmaykoosib Inninuwug (KI)
  • Quebec
  • Lawsuit
  • Rupert River Diversion Project (RRDP)
  • Quebec Native Alliance (QNA)
  • Maritimes: Treaty Rights
  • The North
  • Mackenzie Valley Pipeline Project
  • The Nunavut Project
  • British Columbia
  • Federal election
  • Emerson fallout after the election
  • Federal cabinet includes four B.C. ministers
  • Throne speech
  • Budget
  • Labour issues: marathon public-sector bargaining
  • Labour issues: teachers bargaining
  • Ferry sinking
  • Highway of Tears
  • Interprovincial cooperation
  • Kelowna Accord
  • Social services: the Hughes Report
  • Health systems issues
  • Mining accident
  • Softwood lumber
  • Forest fires
  • Marc Emery
  • Looking forward to the Olympics
  • Spirit Bear: environmental protection
  • Salmon farming
  • Air India
  • Pickton trial
  • New president at UBC
  • CMA chooses British Columbian
  • Boil water advisory
  • Economy
  • Alberta
  • The boom.
  • Managing the consequences of growth
  • A new premier
  • 2006 federal election
  • Another health care reform founders
  • The Legislature
  • Other news
  • Saskatchewan
  • Elections
  • Political parties
  • Legislature
  • Executive
  • Budget
  • Economy
  • Judiciary
  • Intergovernmental relations
  • Aboriginal affairs
  • Manitoba
  • Economic developments
  • The budget
  • The legislative session
  • Politics and political parties
  • The federal election of 2006
  • Other events
  • The Territories
  • The North in national politics
  • Territorial politics
  • Economy
  • Social issues
  • Ontario
  • Health
  • Education
  • Energy
  • First Nations
  • Social, labour, and legal issues
  • Quebec
  • Consensus on rejection, but not on direction
  • Questioning state bureaucracy
  • Dealing with public disapproval over policy
  • The labour front: jobs lost and added, old conflicts resolved
  • Ethnicity and difference: sensitivitiesover Quebec's national identity
  • Quebec in Canada: committing to federalism
  • Bracing up
  • New Brunswick
  • Premier Lord's last session
  • The general election
  • The ever-challenging public sector
  • NB Power
  • Health
  • Education
  • Natural resources sectors continue their decline
  • Other stories that caught public attention
  • The Miramichi Hospital fraud case
  • The case of the Grand Manan Five
  • The fight over Lord Beaverbrook's art gifts
  • Agent Orange fallout at Camp Gagetown
  • Liberal Premier Graham's cautious approach to governing
  • Prince Edward Island
  • Economy
  • Fiscal events
  • Politics and the legislature
  • Other events
  • Nova Scotia
  • Politics
  • The legislature
  • The economy
  • Intergovernmental relations
  • Newfoundland and Labrador
  • Obituaries
  • Election tables
  • Index of names
  • Index of subjects.

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