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Double Jeopardy!!
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Name that Case.
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Names and Dates.
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Name that Constitutional Document
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The Division of Powers.
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The Facts, Maam, Just the Facts.
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Potpourri
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Name that Case
Names and Dates
Name that Constitutional Document
The Division of Powers
The Facts Maam Just the Facts
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"For the reasons which follow..."
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What is General Motors of Canada Ltd. v. City
National Leasing?
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"In our view, the existence of this right..."
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What is Reference re the Secession of Quebec?
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"It is enough for the decision of the
present case to say that..."
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What is Citizen's Insurance Company v. Parsons?
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"In my opinion, all matters which are a vital
part..."
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What is Bell 1?
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"The present legislation is clearly meant to
apply..."
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What is Russell v. The Queen?
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November 19, 1858.
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What is the date upon which the law of
England was received in B.C.?
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His submissions on behalf of the feds in the
Seal Hunting case were very able.
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Who is S5?
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The year that the Colonial Law Validity Act, 1865
was repealed and gave Canada the ability to amend
or repeal Imperial Statutes that applied
to Canada.
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What is 1931?
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Nellie McClung, Irene Parlby, Henrietta
Muir Edwards, Emily Murphy and Louise McKinney.
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Who are the Famous Five?
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It was the year that federally incarcerated prison
ers in Canada got the right to vote.
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What is 2002?
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An Act of the U.K. parliament which is expressly
extended to the colonies.
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What is an Imperial Statute?
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The document that recognizes the rights of
Aboriginal peoples to use and occupy land in the
colonies.
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What is the Royal Proclamation of 1763?
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The Act that repealed s. 7(1) of the Statute
of Westminster, 1931 and entrenched the
supremacy of the Constitution of Canada.
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What is the Constitution Act, 1982?
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The Imperial statute renamed the
Constitution Act, 1867 by the Constitution Act,
1982.
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What is the British North America Act, 1867?
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The document that restored the pre-conquest French
civil law as the law of Quebec.
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What is the Quebec Act of 1774?
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The section of the Constitution Act, 1867 known
as the provincial POGG clause.
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What is s. 92(13) property and civil rights?
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The provision of s. 92, the provincial list,
mentioned in obiter in King v. Eastern
Terminals that can be used by the
federal government to bring something
into federal jurisdiction.
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What is s. 92(10)(c) or the declaratory power?
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The level of government with jurisdiction
over lighthouses.
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What is the federal government, s. 91(9).
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The idea that Confederation was about
accommodating the two founding nations.
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What is the Compact Theory?
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Fears of annexation by thte U.S., check on
tyranny, best means for Canadian expansionism
west, maintenance of a connection to the U.K.
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What are the key reasons for federalism,
adopted by the new Canada in 1867?
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An environmental group brings an application in
Federal Court to compel the federal department of
Fisheries to conduct an environmental assessment
of a dam project in Northern Alberta.
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What is Friends of the Oldman River Society
v. Canada (Minister of Transport)?
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This case raised an issue of paramountcy when a
farmer defaulted on his loan for the purchase
of farm machinery.
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What is Bank of Montreal v. Hall?
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The Board at issue fixes the price for raw milk.
This directly affected the company at issue
which did a fair amount of its business
outside the province.
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What is Carnation Co. v. Quebec
Agricultural Marketing Board?
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The government of Quebec challenged
federal jursidiction over maternity and parental
leave.
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What is Reference re Employment Insurance Act,
ss. 22 and 23?
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Video Daily Double!!
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The case connected to this film.
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What is Re Nova Scotia Board of Censors v. McNeil?
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The latin phrase meaning "beyond the power."
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What is ultra vires?
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He said, "The underlying rationale for federalism
... while some matters are better decided by
the national political community, others
should be left to regional political communities."
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Who is Andrew Petter?
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The case the Supreme Court of Canada relied upon
in the Firearms Reference to hold that Parliament
may reach the ends of their legislation through
indirect means.
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What is RJR Macdonald?
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He has made it his life's work to make access to
abortion accessible for women in Canada.
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Who is Dr. Henry Morgentaler?
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He had a decentralizing influence on
the Canadian Constitution for the duration of
his time on the JCPC from 1911 until his death
in 1928.
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Who is Viscount Haldane?
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Final Jeopardy
The Constitution Act, 1867
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The first three words of the Canadian
Constitution.
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What is "Whereas the Provinces...?