Charles Clarke, pen and ink warrior / Kenneth C. Dewar. by Dewar, Kenneth C. (Kenneth Cameron), 1944-

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Cycling into Saigon : the Conservative transition in Ontario / David R. Cameron and Graham White. by Cameron, David, 1941-

Table of Contents: “…97 -- C: The Liberal Approach to Organization, Management, and Decision-Making in the Government of Ontario…”
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How Ottawa spends, 2007-2008 : the Harper Conservatives : climate of change / edited by G. Bruce Doern.

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Beyond the vote : Canadian women and politics / edited by Linda Kealey and Joan Sangster.

Table of Contents: “…PART TWO: Canadian Women and the Old Parties --…”
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Comparing political regimes : a thematic introduction to comparative politics / Alan Siaroff. by Siaroff, Alan

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Political Corruption in Canada : Cases, Causes and Cures / edited by Kenneth M. Gibbons, Donald C. Rowat.

Table of Contents: “…""A Criticism of the Hydrogate Report""""Part Four: Nature, Causes and Effects""; ""Patronage and the Press""; ""The Ethical Conduct of Public Servants""; ""Members of Parliament and Conflict of Interest""; ""Federalism and Party Finance""; ""Money and Politics""; ""Politics and Corruption in Quebec""; ""Graft Never Hurt a Politician at the Polls""; ""The Political Culture of Corruption in Canada""; ""Part Five: Proposed Cures""; ""Municipal Conflict of Interest: The New Ontario Law""; ""Guidelines for Ontario's Ministers""; ""Debate on Guidelines for Federal Ministers""…”
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Canadian annual review of politics and public affairs. edited by David Mutimer.

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Canadian Annual Review of Politics and Public Affairs 2006. by Mutimer, David

Table of Contents: “…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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Canadian annual review of politics and public affairs, 1994 / edited by David Leyton-Brown.

Table of Contents: “…Public policy: rewriting the role of government -- Provincial treasurer Jim Dinning -- Social Services Minister Mike Cardinal -- Education Minister Halvar Johnson -- Advanced Education minister Jack Ady -- Health minister Shirley McClellan -- Other government departments -- The judicial independence issue -- Party politics: Klein consolidates his control -- Party politics: the Liberals change leaders -- The economy: energy resources -- The economy: agriculture -- The economy: other -- NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR -- Legislative agenda -- The budget and the province's finances -- The economy.…”
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Canadian annual review of politics and public affairs. edited by R.B. Byers.

Table of Contents: “…Canadian calendar, 1984 -- THE FEDERAL PERSPECTIVE -- Editor's introduction -- Parliament and politics -- INTRODUCTION -- PARLIAMENT 8211; THE TRUDEAU GOVERNMENT -- LIBERAL LEADERSHIP RACE -- THE GENERAL ELECTION -- THE MULRONEY GOVERNMENT IN 1984 -- Ottawa and the provinces -- THE TRUDEAU LEGACY -- PARTI QU201;B201;COIS: A PARTY IN CRISIS -- ENERGY -- MEDICARE -- CONSTITUTIONAL ISSUES -- INTERPROVINCIALISM -- FIRST MINISTERS DISCUSS THE ECONOMY -- MACDONALD COMMISSION -- LANGUAGE POLICY -- The national economy -- INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTS -- ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTS IN CANADA -- THE NATIONAL BUDGETS -- FOREIGN TRADE -- External affairs and defence -- CANADIAN-AMERICAN RELATIONS -- DIPLOMATIC ISSUES -- THE UNITED NATIONS -- MILITARY AND SECURITY ISSUES -- THE PROVINCIAL PERSPECTIVES -- Editor's introduction -- ONTARIO -- The legislature -- The economy -- Parties and politics -- Federal-provincial relations -- Social policy -- Resource policy -- Justice policy -- QUEBEC -- The legislature -- The economy -- Politics -- Intergovernmental relations -- NOVA SCOTIA -- The legislature -- The economy -- Politics -- Intergovernmental relations -- Social and cultural affairs -- NEW BRUNSWICK -- The legislature -- The economy -- Politics -- Federal-provincial relations -- MANITOBA -- The legislature -- The economy -- Politics -- Other -- BRITISH COLUMBIA -- The legislature -- The economy -- Politics -- Labour relations -- Conclusion -- PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND -- The legislature -- The economy -- Politics and policy -- Federal-provincial relations -- SASKATCHEWAN -- The legislature -- The economy -- Politics -- Federal-provincial relations -- Other events -- ALBERTA -- The legislature -- The economy -- Politics -- Other events -- NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR -- The legislature -- The economy -- Politics -- Federal-provincial relations -- THE YUKON -- The legislature -- The economy -- Politics -- Land claims -- Intergovernmental relations -- THE NORTHWEST TERRITORIES -- The legislature -- The economy -- Intergovernmental affairs -- Obituaries 1984.…”
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Canadian annual review of politics and public affairs, 1987 / edited by R.B. Byers.

Table of Contents: “…""Poisoned mussels""""LABOUR RELATIONS""; ""THE FORTUNES OF PARTIES AND LEADERS""; ""Mr Mulroney and the Conservatives""; ""Mr Turner and the Liberals""; ""Mr Broadbent and the NDP""; ""Western Reform party""; ""By-elections""; ""MISCELLANEOUS SCANDALS""; ""Ottawa and the provinces""; ""MEECH LAKE""; ""Preliminary moves""; ""Agreement and initial reaction""; ""Emergent criticisms""; ""The final text: the Langevin agreement""; ""The ratification process""; ""NATIVE ISSUES""; ""FREE TRADE""; ""ENERGY""; ""Oil and gas""; ""Hydroelectricity""; ""REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT""; ""Atlantic Canada""…”
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Canadian Annual Review of Politics and Public Affairs 1974. by Saywell, John

Table of Contents: “…Canadian Calendar -- Parliament and Politics -- PARLIAMENT: THE END OF THE 29TH -- Unfinished business -- Winter holidays -- The new session -- The inevitability of an election -- 'Shoot out' -- THE ELECTION -- Eyes on Quebec -- 'Eat Grits' -- Strategy for victory 8211; and defeat -- The Trudeau Express -- The Stanfield campaign -- The NDP campaign -- The Bobby Clarke of politics -- The results -- POST-ELECTION POLITICS -- The Liberals -- The Mandarins -- Conservative tensions -- PARLIAMENT: THE BEGINNING OF THE 30TH -- Government intentions -- Business as usual -- A Christmas present -- FEDERALISM AND OIL: A DIPLOMATIC DOCUMENTARY -- Pre-conference man339;uvres -- The January conference -- January to June -- July to November -- The equalization imbroglio -- OTTAWA AND THE PROVINCES -- Tax sharing -- The 15th interprovincial conference -- Shared-cost programmes -- Urban affairs -- OFFENSIVE DE BOURASSA ... -- Souverainet233; culturelle -- Bill 22 -- L'Allier and communications -- Minor battles -- Parti qu233;b233;cois -- B and B -- The Provinces -- ONTARIO -- The session -- Treasury, Economics, and Intergovernmental Affairs -- Resources development policy field -- Social development policy field -- Justice policy field -- Parties and politics -- QU201;BEC par Jean-Charles Bonenfant -- La session -- Projet de loi 22 -- Droits de la personne -- Finances -- Les d233;put233;s et les 233;lections -- Le Parti qu233;b233;cois -- Construction -- Enqu234;tes -- Les Am233;rindiens -- Montr233;al -- NOVA SCOTIA -- The election -- The session -- The economy -- NEW BRUNSWICK -- Some leftover business -- The throne speech: an election manifesto? …”
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Canadian annual review of politics and public affairs 2009 / edited by David Mutimer.

Table of Contents: “…British Columbia -- FEBRUARY THRONE SPEECH AND BUDGET -- ELECTION CAMPAIGN -- REFERENDUM ON ELECTORAL REFORM -- NEW CABINET -- "GAG LAW" RULING -- REVISED DEFICIT AND HARMONIZED SALES TAX -- PICKTON CASE -- POLICE ACCOUNTABILITY -- ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT -- ABORIGINAL RIGHTS -- SALMON FISHERY -- 2010 WINTER OLYMPICS -- BC RAIL AFFAIR -- LABOUR -- POLYGAMY -- FEDERAL BY-ELECTION -- Alberta -- ECONOMY -- RISE OF THE WILDROSE ALLIANCE PARTY -- CHALLENGE OF THE OIL SANDS -- LEGISLATURE -- H1N1 PANDEMIC: ALBERTA HEALTH SERVICES REACTS -- Saskatchewan -- ELECTIONS -- POLITICAL PARTIES -- New Democratic Party -- Saskatchewan Party -- Liberal Party of Saskatchewan -- Green Party of Saskatchewan -- LEGISLATURE AND GOVERNMENT -- BUDGET -- ECONOMY -- JUDICIARY -- INTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS -- ABORIGINAL AFFAIRS -- Manitoba -- THE NDP GOVERNMENT AND PREMIER DOER -- LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR -- BY-ELECTIONS -- LEGISLATURE -- NDP LEADERSHIP RACE -- NEW CABINET AND SPEECH FROM THE THRONE -- ECONOMY AND SPRING BUDGET -- FEDERAL POLITICS -- SENATE -- ABORIGINAL LEADERSHIP -- H1N1 FLU -- CONCLUSION -- The Territories -- NORTHERN REPRESENTATIVE INSTITUTIONS -- NUNAVUT -- NORTHWEST TERRITORIES -- YUKON -- NORTHERN ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENTS -- CONCLUSION -- Ontario -- ECONOMY AND RECESSION -- HEALTH -- LEGISLATURE AND PARTY POLITICS -- Quebec -- CRISIS CONFIRMED, AND GOVERNMENT REACTIONS -- GROWING PREOCCUPATION WITH VALUE RECEIVED FOR MONIES SPENT -- FRAUD AND DECEPTION IN FINANCIAL MARKETS -- DISAGREEMENT OVER BROADER ISSUES OF FINANCIAL SECURITIES -- A SCRUM OF BY-ELECTIONS -- BROKERAGE POLITICS: SELLING SUCCESS AND HIDING SHORTCOMINGS -- CONCLUSION -- New Brunswick -- COPING WITH A BLEAK ECONOMIC SCENE -- REACTIONS TO GOVERNMENT AUSTERITY PROGRAM -- Ferry users -- Doctors -- Nurses -- Nursing-home workers -- Teachers -- Civil servants -- SOME ECONOMIC BRIGHT SPOTS.…”
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Canadian annual review of politics and public affairs. edited by John T. Saywell.

Table of Contents: “…Bourassa 8211; only he can do it' -- The Parti qu233;b233;cois -- They also ran -- The verdict -- Staking positions -- POLITICS -- The Liberals -- The Conservatives: In search of a messiah -- The minor parties -- The Provinces -- ONTARIO -- Minority government -- Treasury, Economics and Intergovernmental affairs -- Resources development policy field -- Social development policy field -- Justice policy field -- Parties and politics -- QU201;BEC -- La premi232;re session -- Les olympiques -- Finances -- L'enseignement -- Le projet -- Les relations f233;d233;ralesprovinciales -- Enqu234;te sur le crime -- Partis politiques -- Les 233;lections -- R233;sultats -- Le nouveau gouvernement -- Mini-session -- Nouvelles mesures -- L'affaire Morgentaler -- NOVA SCOTIA -- NEW BRUNSWICK -- Winter's blows -- Spring: Politics and the spruce budworm -- Summer: A time for royalty, boycotts, walkouts, and wills -- Autumn: politics and Brunswick Mills -- MANITOBA -- Wage and price controls -- Unicity 8211; The developers and civic government -- Bilingualism -- Provincial politics -- BRITISH COLUMBIA -- The new government -- Government enterprises -- Social policies and legislation -- Resource industries -- Political parties -- Relations with Ottawa -- PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND -- Politics -- The economy -- SASKATCHEWAN -- The economy -- The mineral industries -- Federal-provincial relations -- Labour relations -- The liberal leadership -- Other events -- ALBERTA -- Production and management of oil and gas -- Alberta's coal -- The legislative session -- The economy -- Federal-provincial relations -- Other events -- NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR -- Labour and Industry -- Power -- Oil and gas -- The forests -- The fisheries -- Politics -- THE YUKON AND NORTHWEST TERRITORIES -- Native claims -- Oil and gas drilling -- Miscellaneous -- External Affairs and Defence -- CANADIAN-AMERICAN RELATIONS -- Energy issues -- American investment -- Cultural issues (The border TV war) -- Environmental issues -- DIPLOMATIC ISSUES -- Europe -- The Soviet Union -- The Pacific -- Latin America -- The Middle East -- Africa -- The Olympic Games -- UNITED NATIONS -- Habitat -- Law of the sea -- ECONOMIC ISSUES -- Nuclear technology -- INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT ISSUES -- International development assistance -- UNCTAD -- MILITARY AND SECURITY ISSUES -- Equipment purchases -- NATO -- The National.…”
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Canadian Annual Review of Politics and Public Affairs : 1997. by Mutimer, David

Table of Contents: “…-- The writs are issued -- The Liberal Party -- Bloc Québécois -- Reform Party -- New Democratic Party -- Progressive Conservative Party -- Other parties and independents -- The campaign -- Results and aftermath -- The new cabinet -- FIRST SESSION OF THE THIRTY-SIXTH PARLIAMENT -- NATIONAL INSTITUTIONS -- Senate -- Supreme Court -- Auditor general's reports -- CONSTITUTIONAL QUESTIONS AND NATIONAL UNITY -- The Calgary Declaration -- Reference to the Supreme Court -- Partition, negotiation, and other issues -- THE NATIONAL ECONOMY -- Economic indicators -- The spring budget and autumn economic statement -- MAJOR POLICY FIELDS AND INITIATIVES -- Pension reforms -- Child poverty -- The troubled fisheries -- Tobacco control legislation -- Helicopter purchase -- Postal dispute -- Canadian Wheat Board -- 'Anti-biker' legislation -- COMMISSIONS AND INQUIRIES -- Krever Commission -- Somalia inquiry -- PERSONALITIES AND CONTROVERSIES -- Ottawa and the provinces -- THE QUEBEC-OTTAWA PHONY WAR -- QUEBEC: FROM PLAN B TO THE CALGARY DECLARATION -- DEBTS AND DEFICITS -- THE CONTINUING STRUGGLE OVER FISCAL POLICY -- NEW BUSINESS -- Children and youth -- OLD BUSINESS -- Native affairs -- The BC fishery -- Health care -- GST -- Foreign affairs and defence -- THE FEDERAL ELECTION -- FOREIGN AFFAIRS -- United States -- Central and South America -- United Nations -- Trade and culture -- Europe -- The North Atlantic Treaty Organization -- The Middle East -- Asia-Pacific -- Africa -- DEFENCE -- Arms control -- Defence policy -- Defence budget, military equipment, and training -- Somalia inquiry -- Other scandals -- Organization and personnel.…”
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Canadian Annual Review of Politics and Public Affairs : 1990. by David, Leyton-Brown

Table of Contents: “…Intro -- Contents -- Contributors -- Acknowledgments -- Canadian calendar -- Editor's introduction -- THE FEDERAL PERSPECTIVE -- Parliament and politics -- THE FATE OF THE MEECH LAKE ACCORD -- Efforts to salvage the accord -- The prime minister 'rolls the dice' -- The race to ratify -- Control of the constitutional agenda -- THE ECONOMY -- Leading economic indicators -- The February budget -- Revised forecasts and supplementary estimates -- Free trade issues -- Privatization -- THE GOODS AND SERVICES TAX -- The battle in the House -- Skirmishes in the Senate -- Amendments to the Bank Act -- NATIONAL INSTITUTIONS -- The cabinet -- Supreme Court appointments -- Auditor-general's report -- Official languages -- Parliamentary pay packets -- THE NATIONAL PARTIES -- Progressive Conservative Party -- Liberal Party -- New Democratic Party -- Reform Party -- Bloc Québécois -- ABORIGINAL AFFAIRS -- The crisis at Oka -- Land claims and aboriginal rights -- WOMEN AND POLITICS -- MAJOR POLICY AREAS -- The environment -- Unemployment insurance legislation -- Fisheries -- The Broadcast Act and the CBC -- Refugees and immigration -- PERSONALITIES, SCANDALS, AND CONTROVERSIES -- Parliament and the police -- Budget leak trial -- Ottawa and the provinces -- THE DEMISE OF THE MEECH LAKE ACCORD -- The parallel accord strategy -- Down to the wire with Newfoundland and Manitoba -- The final two weeks -- After Meech Lake? …”
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Canadian annual review of politics and public affairs, 1998 / edited by David Mutimer.

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Problems of Change in Urban Government. by Dickerson, M.

Table of Contents: “…Father Knows Best: A Look at the Provincial- Municipal Relationship in Ontario11. The Property Industry-City Government Connection -- 12. …”
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Canadian annual review of politics and public affairs, 1996 / edited by David Mutimer.

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Canadian annual review of politics and public affairs. edited by John Saywell.

Table of Contents: “…Canadian Calendar -- Parliament and Politics -- PARLIAMENT -- A house of minorities -- The speech from the throne -- The politics of survival -- The budget -- The achievements of minority government -- The emergency session -- The end of the session -- FEDERAL-PROVINCIAL RELATIONS -- Social policy -- Communications -- Health, education, and money -- Housing and urban affairs -- Western Economic Opportunities Conference -- FEDERALISM ON THE DEFENSIVE: QUEBEC OCTOBER 29 -- The Parti qu233;b233;cois -- The p233;quiste budget -- Third parties -- Bourassa construit -- The results -- The aftermath -- B AND B -- THE PARTIES -- The Conservatives -- The New Democrats -- The Liberals go west -- The Provinces -- ONTARIO -- Treasury, Economics, and Intergovernmental Affairs -- Resources Development Policy Field -- Energy and Housing -- Social Development Policy Field -- Parties and Politics -- QU201;BEC -- Fin de session -- Derni232;re session -- Enqu234;te sur le crime organis233; -- Remaniement minist233;riel -- Elections -- R233;sultats des 233;lections -- Premi232;re session -- Commission Gendron -- Baie James -- NOVA SCOTIA -- Energy and Environment -- The Session -- Scots -- NEW BRUNSWICK -- Money matters -- The spring session -- The economy -- Setting the election stage -- MANITOBA -- The session -- The election -- The economy -- BRITISH COLUMBIA -- The legislative sessions -- Executive government -- Provincial politics -- Some miscellaneous developments -- Energy -- The economy -- PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND -- Politics -- The economy -- Law, education, and culture -- SASKATCHEWAN -- The economy -- The legislative sessions -- The political parties -- Other events -- ALBERTA -- The session -- The economy -- NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR -- THE YUKON AND NORTHWEST TERRITORIES -- Resources and communications -- Native peoples -- Land claims -- Boundaries -- External Affairs and Defence -- CANADIAN-AMERICAN RELATIONS -- Options -- Environmental issues -- The energy crisis -- Trade issues -- Air routes -- Fisheries -- EUROPE -- The European Community -- Conference on Security and Co-operation in Europe -- France and Greenpeace III -- THE UNITED NATIONS -- The Middle East, oil, and peacekeeping -- INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE -- THE THIRD WORLD -- Commonwealth relations -- Latin America -- The Pacific: Japan and China -- MILITARY AND SECURITY ISSUES -- North American Air Defence -- NATO and European force reductions -- Vietnam and the ICCS -- The National Economy -- The credible John Turner -- STATISTICAL OVERVIEW -- Consumer spending -- Investment -- The government sector -- Incomes -- The external sector -- The labour market -- WELFARE AND UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE -- INFLATION -- Overview -- The price and wage controls debate -- The government versus inflation -- OIL -- INDUSTRIAL STRATEGY -- ECONOMIC N.…”
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