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Quality of life see Canada; Children; Environment--Economic and social conditions; Productivity

Quatsino, B.C. see Harbours and wharves--West coast dock and wharf facilities

Quebec

>>Alienation, Prime Minister Chrétien role, 3376-7(46:1515-25)
>>>o.q., 1867(30:1430), 1945-6(31:1420-5)
>>Anglophone community, social services and health care, federal-provincial framework agreement, renewal, Parti Québécois government, intention
>>>o.q., 1996(32:1455)
>>>S.O. 31, 2061(33:1410)
>>Anglophone population, forced exodus, Parti Québécois, Bloc Québécois, responsibility, S.O. 31, 2168(35:1405)
>>>Jennings, comments, condemning, S.O. 31, 2281(36:1410-5)
>>Baril, Jacques, Quebec Minister of Transport, incriminating letter to Pierre Béliveau re Emploi-Quebec, S.O. 31, 916(15:1355)
>>Bouchard, Premier Lucien, remarks about Prime Minister Chrétien, offensive, condemning etc., 8153(115:1720)
>>>S.O. 31, 8013(114:1405)
>>Budget 2000 measures, impact, 4131(59:1145), 4173(59:1605-10)
>>Budget (provincial), March 9, 2000, tax reductions, etc., 4585(63:4050)
>>>S.O. 31, 4696(64:1405)
>>>See also Canada Health and Social Transfer (CHST)--Funding increase, Budget 2000 measure
>>Charest, Hon. Jean, support, increasing, 1850(30:1235)
>>Citizenship, recognition, 5135(70:1345), 6679-80(95:1110-20), 6682-4(95:1130-50), 6976-80(99:1645-715)
>>>Citizenship Act, amending, 709-10(11:1555)
>>Confederation, imprisoned within, 4418-9(63:1620-5)
>>Economic development, Eastern Townships and Montérégie area event, S.O. 31, 3982-3(56:1400)
>>Expatriation, 1800-1930, 500,000, 6547(93:1025)
>>Fête nationale de Quebec, S.O. 31, 8121(115:1405)
>>Francophone communities outside Quebec see Francophones outside Quebec
>>Future, Throne Speech omission, 42-3(2:1625-30)
>>History, struggles, 2932-5(39:1220-40)
>>Interests, Bloc Québécois protecting/defending in Parliament, 4502(63:2845), 4790(65:1700), 4854-5(67:1225-30), 7351-2(105:1330), 8341(117:1110), 8388(117:1725), 8779(124:1135)
>>Landry, Bernard, Quebec Finance Minister, praise, 6589(93:1510)
>>Language policy
>>>Bill 101 see Labour mobility
>>>School boards, constitutional amendments, 3642-3(51:1110-5)
>>Liberal government (Chrétien)
>>>Attitude towards, 6563(93:1225)
>>>Provoking, 7798-9(112:1240-5), 8346(117:1145)
>>Liberal Members of Parliament not defending interests, 407(7:1645-50), 4854-5(67:1220-5), 8387-8(117:1720-5)
>>>Charbonneau, statements, former, 8780(124:1140)
>>>Harvey, joining, comments, 8789(124:1240)
>>>Lincoln, former National Assembly member, 8780(124:1135-40)
>>>Price, changing parties, 8780(124:1135)
>>>St-Jacques, changing parties, 8779-80(124:1130-5)
>>Meech Lake accord, not consulted, 2934(39:1240)
>>Ministerial tour see Government expenditures
>>Newly sovereign countries, comparison, Slovakia example, S.O. 31, 1628-9(26:1410)
>>Parti-Québécois government (Bouchard)
>>>Federal government transfer payments, failure to use, Auditor General of Quebec, statement, S.O. 31, 5399(74:1405)
>>>See also Canada Child Tax Benefit--Benefits, Quebec
>>Pettigrew, International Trade Minister, remarks, "things are fine in Quebec", 8420(118:1545-50)
>>Poor province, Bloc Québécois and Parti Québécois policies factor, 4232(60:1730)
>>Progressive Conservative government (Mulroney), Quebec caucus Member, Quebec interests, defending, 3205(43:1800)
>>Quebecers
>>>Chrétien, Prime Minister, insulting, 3010-1(40:1610)
>>>"White niggers of America", Pierre Vallieres expression, 3010(40:1605)
>>Quiet Revolution, impact, S.O. 31, 5251(72:1410)
>>Taxation levels, Parti Québécois government factor, federal Finance Minister Paul Martin remarks, etc., S.O. 31, 6398(90:1410)
>>Trudeau, Pierre Elliott, former Prime Minister, attitude, 5847(81:1250)
>>Uniqueness, recognizing, difficulties, 2937(39:1300)
>>See also particular subjects

Quebec Award of Excellence in Public Administration see Elections--Permanent voters' list

Quebec Central Railway see Rail transportation/railways

Quebec City, Que. see Air pollution--Federal-provincial negotiations; Airports--Jean Lesage International Airport; Tourism industry--Grands Prix du tourisme québécois gala; VIA Rail Canada Inc.--Schedule changes

Quebec civil code see Citizenship--Children, Adopted; Internet/information highway--Personal information, Federal-provincial jurisdiction factor; Same-sex couples

Quebec Department of Education see Marchessault, Hélène--Bursary recipient

Quebec distinct society status

>>Federal government
>>>Jurisdiction, overstepping, 6724(95:1645)
>>>Not recognizing, 5482-3(75:1510-5), 6548(93:1030)
>>Former Premiers Robert Bourassa and Réne Lévesque, statements, 3010(40:1605-10)
>>House of Commons resolution (1st Sess., 35th Parl.), Bloc Québécois opposition, 369(6:1655-700)
>>>Ineffective, 2935(39:1245), 8261(116:1610)
>>>o.q., 1867(30:1430-5), 2116(34:1120)
>>Legislation, federal government not recognizing in, 355(6:1525), 366(6:1635), 369(6:1655-700), 381(6:1825)
>>>o.q., 2115-6(34:1120)

Quebec energy board see Gasoline--Prices

Quebec Major Junior Hockey League see Hockey

Quebec National Assembly see Canadian Institutes of Health Research--Creating, Provinces, Letter; Constitution Act, 1982--Quebec; Human Resources Development Department--Government grants and contributions, Pinard; Youth justice system--Reform/overhaul, Legislation (Bill C-3)

Quebec Referendum Act see Quebec separation/sovereignty--Referendum

Quebec secession reference see Clarity Act (Bill C-20)

Quebec separation/sovereignty

>>Abitibi, Que., André Pelletier, Parti Québécois Member of National Assembly, fear-mongering, S.O. 31, 2747(38:1355)
>>Aboriginal people, minorities, treatment, 2969(39:1620), 4411(63:1645)
>>>See also Quebec separation/sovereignty--Referendum, Process, Legislation, Constitutional amendments
>>Bloc Québécois promoting, 171(3:1635), 377-8(6:1800-5), 380(6:1820), 839(13:1610), 1064-5(17:1620), 3347-8(46:1215-20), 4788(65:1640-5)
>>Borders, existing, review, international community, comparison, o.q., 2755-6(38:1440), 4412-3(63:1655)
>>Canada, partnership with, 1505(24:1230)
>>Chrétien, Prime Minister, no respect for Quebec, 2943(39:1340)
>>>S.O. 31, 4950(68:1410)
>>Consultations, hearings, public, importance, need for, 2930(39:1205)
>>Dion, Intergovernmental Affairs Minister, position, 3012(40:1620), 3171(43:1340), 3204-5(43:1755-800), 3386-7(46:1625-30), 3636(51:1020-5), 3680-1(51:1510-5)
>>Economic status, 16th industrial power in world, 2770(38:1610)
>>Federal government attitude factor, intrusion into provincial jurisdiction, etc., 3199-200(43:1640), 3318-9(45:1545), 3396(46:1645-50), 4077(58:1340), 4420-1(63:1755-800), 6551(93:1055)
>>Federalism, reform, 225(4:1335)
>>>Failure, relationship, 3162-3(43:1240-5), 3171-3(43:1340-50)
>>>>o.q., 2950-1(39:1420-5)
>>>Promises, Prime Minister Chrétien and former Prime Minister Trudeau, 2769-70(38:1605)
>>>Reform Party, position, 2930-1(39:1210-20), 3349-50(46:1225-35)
>>>Throne Speech omission, 130(3:1220)
>>>See also Quebec separation/sovereignty--Referendum (1980)
>>Francoeur, Right Hon. Joseph Napoléon, 1918 Quebec MLA motion, relevance, S.O. 31, 3133(42:1110)
>>French language, culture, impact, 3499(48:1535)
>>Helsinki Charter of 1975, relationship, 3011(40:1615)
>>Landry, Bernard, Quebec Finance Minister
>>>Immigrants, vote on separation, discrediting, S.O. 31, 1628(26:1410)
>>>"Separation outdated", S.O. 31, 388(7:1410)
>>Nationalism, promoting through spending, 6548-9(93:1030-5), 7342(105:1225), 7835(112:1620)
>>>See also Public Works Festival--Federal sponsoring
>>New Democratic Party, position, 2937(39:1300)
>>>S.O. 31, 5828-9(81:1105-10)
>>Quebecers
>>>A people, recognition, 2969(39:1620)
>>>Issues, other, more important, 3697(51:1705-10), 4864(67:1330)
>>>Right to decide, 3162(43:1240)
>>>>Clarity Act (Bill C-20), relationship, 2766-7(38:1540-5), 2769-70(38:1600-5), 2960(39:1520), 2962(39:1530-5), 3009-12(40:1600-20), 3158-9(43:1215-20), 3358-9(46:1325-35), 3387-9(46:1625-40), 3495-6(48:1505-15), 3498(48:1530), 3635(51:1020), 4410-1(63:1635-45), 4416(63:1725)
>>>>>Facal, Joseph, Quebec Interprovincial Affairs Minister, committee testimony, S.O. 31, 4338(62:1110)
>>>>>Provocation, 2261(36:1205)
>>>>Democratic principles, fundamental rights, respecting, 3161-2(43:1235), 3347-8(46:1210-20), 4381-2(63:1345-50), 4414-5(63:1710-5)
>>>>>Documents, tabling, requesting, 2760-5(38:1500-30), 2918-25(39:1055-130), 2998-3004(40:1500-35), 3190-5(43:1540-600), 3339-43(46:1000-20), 3527(49:1005), 3529-33(49:1020-40), 3734-42(52:1220-300), 3823-7(54:1005-25), 3940-5(55:1505-35), 3965-71(56:1005-40)
>>>>>Other countries, comparison, o.q., 1866-7(30:1430), 2700(37:1145-50)
>>>>Government denying, 3168-9(43:1320-5)
>>>>>o.q., 2994(40:1435-40)
>>>>>S.O. 31, 3076-7(41:1410-5), 4765(65:1415)
>>>>New Democratic Party position, 3163-6(43:1250-305), 3390(46:1650)
>>>>o.q., 2699(37:1140-5), 2991-2(40:1420-5)
>>>>Privy Council Office, survey results, conclusions, o.q., 927(15:1450)
>>Reasons for, control of own destiny, 5021(69:1650)
>>Referendum
>>>50% plus one rule, Prime Minister Chrétien rejecting, 54(2:1755-800), 1848(30:1215), 2926-7(39:1135-45), 2929-30(39:1205)
>>>>Australia, Monarchy referendum, comparison, o.q., 1634(26:1440)
>>>>Caisses populaires, merging, 65% majority, necessary, 3689(51:1610-5)
>>>>Charest, Jean, Quebec Liberal Party leader, position, Quebec National Assembly decision, o.q., 1677-8(27:1420)
>>>>Charlottetown Accord referendum, Meech Lake Accord, etc., comparison, 1398-9(22:1705), 3359-60(46:1335-40)
>>>>>o.q., 1631(26:1420-5), 1945(31:1425)
>>>>Cuba, Fidel Castro regime, comparison, S.O. 31, 2694(37:1110)
>>>>Democratic principles, tradition, upholding, Bloc Québécois position, 3135-6(42:1120-5)
>>>>European Union, Maastricht agreement, comparison, 1398(22:1705)
>>>>>S.O. 31, 3595-6(50:1410)
>>>>Liberal Party biennial convention, Quebec wing, position, S.O. 31, 1864-5(30:1410)
>>>>Mills, D., opinion, S.O. 31, 3931(55:1410)
>>>>Montagnais, Lac Saint Jean, Que., government organized referendum, 50% plus one rule, application, 3635-6(51:1020), 3683(51:1530-5)
>>>>>o.q., 3369(46:1430)
>>>>Newfoundland joining Confederation, comparison, 1398(22:1705), 2935(39:1245), 3360(46:1340), 3636(51:1020)
>>>>>o.q., 1990(32:1420), 3135(42:1120)
>>>>Nisga'a Final Agreement, Nisga'a referendum, comparison, o.q., 1678(27:1425)
>>>>o.q., 1630-1(26:1415-20), 1680(27:1435-40), 1753-6(28:1420-35), 1866-8(30:1435)
>>>>Premature, misguided, national unity, economy, impact
>>>>>o.q., 1637(26:1455), 1676-9(27:1415-30), 1756(28:1435-40), 1758-9(28:1450), 1760(28:1455), 1946-7(31:1430), 1996(32:1455)
>>>>>S.O. 31, 1749-50(28:1405), 1863(30:1405), 1988(32:1410)
>>>>Pro-démocratie group, Gérard Larose, union disaffiliation, comparison, S.O. 31, 3778(53:1405)
>>>>Reform Party position, acceptable, 3645(51:1130), 3350(46:1230-5), 3355(46:1305-10)
>>>>Republic of Palau, free association with United States, 1993 referendum, comparison, S.O. 31, 2110-1(34:1105)
>>>>Scotland, Scottish Parliament revival, referendum, comparison, 1987(32:1410)
>>>>Trudeau, Right Hon. Pierre Elliott, former Prime Minister, views regarding democracy, 4414(63:1705)
>>>>>S.O. 31, 1943(31:1410)
>>>>Unions, other organizations, comparison, 3643(51:1115)
>>>Alternate scenario, renewed federalism offer, government contingency, 130-1(3:1220)
>>>>o.q., 209-10(4:1150-5), 2695-6(37:1115-20)
>>>Anglophone rights, consideration, 2961(39:1525)
>>>Bloc Québécois, Parti Québécois, referendums held until Yes achieved, undemocratic, 2927(39:1145), 2959(39:1510), 2962(39:1535), 3381(46:1550)
>>>Campaign, unclear question, government participation, o.q., 2759(38:1455)
>>>Decision, irreversible, 2926-7(39:1140-5)
>>>Majority vote, clear/simple, interpretation, defining, 3383-4(46:1605-125), 3388-9(46:1640), 4377(63:1315-20), 4403-4(63:1535-40), 4412(63:1650) 4418-9(63:1740)
>>>>Federalist vote, favouring, Bloc Québécois, Parti Québécois assertion, 3377(46:1520)
>>>>>o.q,. 3078-9(41:1420-5), 3080-1(41:1430-5)
>>>>>S.O. 31, 1748(28:1400)
>>>>House of Commons determining, 3009-10(40:1600-5)
>>>>New Democratic Party, position, 3164-7(43:1255-1310)
>>>>o.q., 1753-6(28:1420-35), 1759-60(28:1455), 1802-4(29:1115-20), 1866(30:1425), 1944-5(31:1415-20), 2753-4(38:1430), 2954(39:1440), 2994(40:1440), 3079(41:1425), 3135(42:1120-5)
>>>>Professor Henri Brun opinion, o.q., 1753-4(28:1425)
>>>>Progressive Conservative Party position, o.q., 1946-7(31:1430)
>>>>Reform Party position, o.q., 1865-6(30:1420-5), 1944(31:1415), 1996(32:1455), 2065(33:1430), 2750-1(38:1410-5)
>>>>Ryan, Claude, former Quebec Liberal Party leader, position, o.q., 3079(41:1425)
>>>Party Québécois government, agenda, 3158(43:1215)
>>>Process, regulations regarding clarity
>>>>Chrétien, Prime Minister, unfair parliamentary tactics, 2710-1(37:1255-300)
>>>>>"Night of the long knives", reference, comparison, 2711(37:1300), 2934(39:1240), 2965(39:1555)
>>>>Dion, Intergovernmental Affairs Minister, 1994 statement as political science professor, contradictory, 2935(39:1245)
>>>>>S.O. 31, 2748(38:1400-5)
>>>>Draft bill, Clarity Act, "An Act to give effect to the requirement for clarity as set out in the opinion of the Supreme Court of Canada in the Quebec Secession Reference"
>>>>>o.q., 2698-9(37:1135-40), 2751-5(38:1415-35), 2759(38:1500)
>>>>>S.O. 31, 3075(41:1405-10)
>>>>>Tabled, 2702(37:1200)
>>>>>>Timing, 2941(39:1330), 2943(39:1340)
>>>>Legislation, Clarity Act (Bill C-20), 5482(75:1510), 5496(75:1655)
>>>>>Aboriginal peoples, rights, protection, lack, 3164-5(43:1255-300), 3362(46:1355), 3390-1(46:1650-5), 4378(63:1325-30), 4402-3(63:1535)
>>>>>Ambiguity, David Jones, former United States Ambassador, opinion, 4420(63:1750-5)
>>>>>Anti-democratic, arbitrary , 2935-6(39:1245-50), 2938(39:1305-10), 2940-1(39:1325-30), 2944(39:1345), 2966(39:1600), 2971-3(39:1645-50), 3062(41:1250), 3171(43:1340), 3387-8(46:1630-5), 3392-3(46:1710-5), 3637-8(51:1035-40), 3645(51:1130), 3650(51:1210), 3655(51:1240), 3659-60(51:1310), 3681-3(51:1520-35), 3685(51:1545), 3695(51:1655-700), 3977(56:1245), 4354-5(62:1315-20), 4404-5(63:1550), 4410-1(63:1635-45), 4416-7(63:1725-30), 7679(110:1210)
>>>>>>Democracy, definitions, 3664(51:1340-5)
>>>>>>o.q., 2950-1(39:1420-5), 2953-4(39:1430-5), 2991-2(40:1420-30), 3079(41:1425), 3081-2(41:1440), 3780-1(53:1420)
>>>>>>Pro-démocratie, Quebec group, awareness campaign, S.O. 31, 4996(69:1410)
>>>>>>S.O. 31, 2948(39:1405-10), 3133(42:1110), 3366(46:1410), 3669(51:1410), 3777(53:1400-5), 3848(54:1410), 3984-5(56:1410), 4338(62:1105), 4814(66:1105), 5194(71:1115), 5782(80:1410)
>>>>>>Withdrawal, petitions, 4399(63:1520), 7631(109:1520), 7890(113:1010)
>>>>>Anti-Quebec, 4786(65:1625)
>>>>>Bloc Québécois amendments, ruling out of order, possible bias, 4740(65:1120), 4786(65:1625-30)
>>>>>Bloc Québécois proposing 1,000 amendments to three clause bill, 4788(65:1640-5), 4793(65:1720)
>>>>>Borders, authority, National Assembly, Bill 99, 3638-9(51:1045)
>>>>>Castonguay, Claude, views, 3391(46:1655)
>>>>>Clark, Right Hon. Joe, reputation, position, 2942(39:1330-5), 3379-80(46:1540-5), 5286(72:1750), 5452(75:1155-200), 5456(75:1235)
>>>>>Confident, federalists, 2928-9(39:1155)
>>>>>Confusion, misleading, Bloc Québécois, Parti Québécois, reliance, 2928(39:1155), 2959-60(39:1515), 2964-5(39:1545-600), 3685(51:1545), 3688(51:1605), 3697-8(51:1710)
>>>>>Constitutional amendments, required
>>>>>>Aboriginal peoples, territorial rights, ensuring, 2928(39:1150)
>>>>>>Borders, changing, 2928(39:1150)
>>>>>Consultations, consideration, other groups affected, 2938(39:1310)
>>>>>Delays, Bloc Québécois tactics, 3639-40(51:1050-5), 3642(51:1110), 3644(51:1120-5), 3662(51:1330), 3664(51:1340), 3687(51:1600), 4382(63:1355), 4401-2(63:1525-30), 4409-10(63:1625-30), 4740(65:1115-20), 4786(65:1625), 4793(65:1720)
>>>>>Dion, Intergovernmental Affairs Minister, position see Quebec separation/sovereignty
>>>>>Divisive, annoying Quebec, etc., 5845-8(81:1235-55)
>>>>>Economic impact, S.O. 31, 5581(77:1405)
>>>>>Federalism, reform instead of secession, 2963-4(39:1540-5), 3171-2(43:1340-50), 3646(51:1135)
>>>>>Free vote, results, 2970(39:1630)
>>>>>Government agenda, committee hearings, etc., 3640(51:1100), 3861(54:1520), 4755-6(65:1310-5), 4758-9(65:1335)
>>>>>>Procedural rules, changing, Motions, No. 8 and No. 9, condemning, S.O. 31, 4384(63:1405)
>>>>>>Travel to Quebec, consultation process, need, 3167(43:1310), 3206(43:1825), 3348(46:1220-5), 3353(46:1255)
>>>>>>>Examples, 3657(51:1255), 3660(51:1315), 3662(51:1325)
>>>>>>>Liberal government (Chrétien), refusal, 3643-4(51:1120), 3648-9(51:1155), 3652-3(51:1225), 3657-8(51:1255), 3660-4(51:1315-40), 3666(51:1355), 3681(51:1520), 3683(51:1530), 3686(51:1550), 3689-93(51:1615-40), 3695(51:1655), 4755(65:1310)
>>>>>>>M. on supply (Duceppe), 3634-66(51:1015-355), 3680-98(51:1510-715), negatived, on recorded division, 3819-20(53:1855-900)
>>>>>>>>Amdt. (Turp), 3638(51:1040), negatived, on recorded division, 3818-9(53:1845-55)
>>>>>>>New Democratic Party position, 3653(51:1225), 4378-9(63:1330-40)
>>>>>>>o.q., 3179-80(43:1420-5), 3254-5(44:1420-5), 3306(45:1420-5), 3368(46:1420-5), 3419-20(47:1120-5), 3486-7(48:1420), 3567-8(49:1420-5)
>>>>>>>Publicizing, 3659(51:1305-10)
>>>>>>>Quebec civil society organizations, 3681(51:1520-5)
>>>>>>>>Documents, tabling, requesting, 3190(43:1540)
>>>>>>>>"Mothball clubs", Dion characterization, 3180(43:1425)
>>>>>>>>o.q., 3254(44:1420-5)
>>>>>>>>S.O. 31, 3251-2(44:1405-10)
>>>>>>>S.O. 31, 3175(43:1400-5), 3304(45:1410), 3565(49:1410), 4083(58:1410)
>>>>>>Witnesses appearing, restricting, 3639(51:1050), 3644-5(51:1125-30), 3649(51:1155-200), 3653(51:1225-30), 3660(51:1310), 3686(51:1550-5), 3691(51:1625)
>>>>>>>Bloc Québécois, not calling, 3639-40(51:1055)
>>>>>>>o.q., 3731(52:1200), 3780-1(53:1420-5)
>>>>>>>Televising, 3640(51:1055), 3645(51:1130), 3649(51:1200)
>>>>>Governmental powers, limiting, 3651(51:1210-5), 3656(51:1245-50), 3694-5(51:1650), 3695-6(51:1700)
>>>>>International position, federal government, contradictory, 2936(39:1250)
>>>>>Issues, other, more important, ignoring, 2943(39:1340), 3661(51:1325), 3693(51:1640)
>>>>>>S.O. 31, 3365(46:1405)
>>>>>Legitimacy of secession, protecting, 2928(39:1150), 2959-62(39:1510-30), 2967(39:1610), 2970(39:1625-30), 3641-2(51:1105-10), 3662-3(51:1330-5), 3685-6(51:1545-50), 3694(51:1650)
>>>>>Liberal Party Members from Quebec/Bloc Québécois Members positions, 3009(40:1600), 3011-2(40:1615-20), 3635-6(51:1015-30), 3647(51:1145), 3651-2(51:1215-20), 3660(51:1310-5), 3976(56:1235), 4416-7(63:1725), 4758(65:1330-5)
>>>>>Majority, clear, greater than 50% plus one, ratio, undecided, 2927(39:1145), 2931(39:1220), 2941(39:1325-30), 2944-5(39:1345-50), 2964(39:1550), 2972(39:1645), 3641-2(51:1105-10), 3645(51:1135), 3652(51:1220), 3658-9(51:1300-5), 3661-6(51:1320-55), 3681(51:1515), 3684-5(51:1535-50), 3688(51:1610), 3691-2(51:1625-35)
>>>>>National Assembly
>>>>>>Rights, denying, 3352-3(46:1245-50), 3635(51:1015), 3696(51:1700)
>>>>>>Similar legislation, passing, hypothetically, 3637(51:1030)
>>>>>Negotiations, clear majority, obligation, 2926-8(39:1135-45), 2967-8(39:1610-5), 3392(46:1700-5), 4406-7(63:1605-10), 4413(63:1700-5), 4415(63:1715-20)
>>>>>>Liberal government (Chrétien), untrustworthy, proven, 2945(39:1350-5)
>>>>>>Subjects, adding, 2930(39:1210)
>>>>>New Democratic Party, position, 2937-40(39:1305-20), 3164-5(43:1255-300), 3648-9(51:1150-200)
>>>>>Omissions, 3645-6(51:1135)
>>>>>Political actors involved, 3650(51:1205), 3654-5(51:1235-40), 3657(51:1250), 3688-9(51:1610)
>>>>>>Aboriginals peoples, including, 3650(51:1205-10)
>>>>>Political motivation, 3013(40:1625), 3682(51:1525)
>>>>>Progressive Conservative Party position, 3092-3(41:1555), 3171-3(43:1340-55), 3203-5(43:1745-800), 3640(51:1100), 3684(51:1540), 4379-80(63:1330-40), 4758(65:1335), 5224(72:1110), 5452(75:1200)
>>>>>>Unnecessary provocation, 2943-4(39:1340-5), 3378-9(46:1530-40)
>>>>>>>Harvey, position, 4864(67:1335)
>>>>>>>o.q., 2952(39:1425-30)
>>>>>Provinces, other, ignoring, 2940-1(39:1325), 2944(39:1345)
>>>>>Provincial involvement, Liberal government (Chrétien), refusal, 3644-6(51:1125-40)
>>>>>Public interest, lack, social programs, health care system, priority, etc., 3203-4(43:1745-800), 4409-10(63:1625-35), 6845(81:1235)
>>>>>"Quebec bashing", 3654(51:1230)
>>>>>Quebec Liberal Party/leader Jean Charest position, 5452(75:1155-200)
>>>>>Quebecers' rights, protecting, 2928(39:1150)
>>>>>Question, clear, will to secede, sever ties, including, 2927(39:1140), 2929(39:1200), 2960(39:1515), 2964(39:1550), 2966-7(39:1600-10), 2971(39:1635), 2972(39:1645), 3168(43:1320), 3171(43:1340), 3209(43:1825), 3357(46:1320-5), 3360-2(46:1340-55), 3641(51:1105), 3660-1(51:1320), 3681(51:1515), 3683(51:1530), 3686-7(51:1555-605)
>>>>>>Examples, 2929-30(39:1200-5), 3645(51:1130), 3651-2(51:1215)
>>>>>>Factors, decision-making, not taking into account, 2971(39:1635)
>>>>>>Quebecers', intelligence, insulting, 2966(39:1600-5), 3352-3(46:1245-55), 3646-7(51:1140-50), 3651(51:1215)
>>>>>>Western provinces, supporting, 4419-20(63:1745)
>>>>>"Recipe to break up the country", 2940(39:1320-5), 2942-4(39:1330-45)
>>>>>Reform Party, position, 2929-30(39:1200-10), 2963(39:1540), 2965(39:1600), 3349-51(46:1225-35), 3355-6(46:1305-10), 3643-4(51:1120-5), 3646-7(51:1140-5), 3662-3(51:1330), 3684(51:1540), 3690-1(51:1625-30), 3693-4(51:1645)
>>>>>Report stage, Bloc Québécois, amendments, recorded divisions, forcing, 4415-6(63:1720), 4782(65:1555-600), 4784(65:1615)
>>>>>>S.O. 31, 4698(64:1410)
>>>>>Rest of Canada, consideration, 3354(46:1255-300), 3652(51:1220)
>>>>>Ryan, Claude, opinion, 4414(63:1710)
>>>>>>S.O. 31, 7925(113:1410)
>>>>>Secession, sovereignty, independence, terminology, o.q., 2956-7(39:1455)
>>>>>Senate, consideration, taking into, 2938(39:1310), 3164-5(43:1255-300), 3362(46:1355), 3391(46:1650-5), 3655(51:1240)
>>>>>>S.O. 31, 5400(74:1410)
>>>>>St-Julien, opposing, voting in favour, S.O. 31, 2947(39:1400)
>>>>>Supreme Court of Canada ruling see Quebec separation/sovereignty-- Referendum, Supreme Court of Canada ruling re Quebec legislation, Clarity Act (Bill C-20)
>>>>>Time allocation, Liberal government (Chrétien), calling, limiting debate, 3386-7(46:1625), 3389-90(46:1645), 3638(51:1040), 3641(51:1100-5), 3644(51:1120-5), 3648(51:1150-5), 3653(51:1225), 3683-4(51:1530-40), 3976(56:1235), 4784(65:1610-5), 4786(65:1625), 4795(65:1735)
>>>>>Unclear, 3654(51:1230-5), 3656(51:1245), 3686-7(51:1555), 3690(51:1620), 3692-3(51:1635-40)
>>>>>Unreasonable requirements for clarity, o.q., 2998(40:1445)
>>>>>Voter backlash, prediction, 2711(37:1300-5), 3636-7(51:1030), 4864(67:1330)
>>>>>Withdrawal
>>>>>>Chrétien, Prime Minister, resignation, requesting, petition, 3534(49:1050)
>>>>>>Requests, 3658(51:1255-300)
>>>>>See also Quebec separation/sovereignty--Quebecers right to decide
>>>>Legislation, federal, Clarity Act (Bill C-20), Quebec, Bill 99, priority, o.q., 3781(53:1420-5)
>>>>Legislation, government intention, o.q., 1495(24:1135), 1553-4(25:1420-5), 1804(29:1120), 1989-90(32:1420), 2063(33:1420), 2115(34:1120)
>>>>Need, o.q., 2700(37:1150), 2992-3(40:1430)
>>>>Prime Minister's Office role, 3011(40:1615)
>>>>Quebec, aspirations, attack against, 2712(37:1310-5), 3358-9(46:1325-35)
>>>>>o.q., 2696-7(37:1120-30)
>>>>Reform Party position, o.q., 2695-6(37:1115-20), 2750-1(38:1410-5)
>>>>Robillard, Treasury Board President, 1991 position as Quebec Member of National Assembly
>>>>>o.q., 2758(38:1450)
>>>>>S.O. 31, 2749-50(38:1410)
>>>Quebec Premier Bouchard not pursuing, Prime Minister Chrétien dropping issue, offer, 2960(39:1515)
>>>>o.q., 1866-7(30:1425-30), 1944-6(31:1415-25)
>>>Quebec Referendum Act, stipulations, 2961(39:1525)
>>>Quebecers, opinion
>>>>72% opposed to third referendum, 3381(46:1550)
>>>>>o.q., 1867(30:1430), 1944-5(31:1415-20), 1989-90(32:1420), 2992(40:1420)
>>>>>S.O. 31, 1943(31:1410)
>>>>CROP poll, results, 3375-6(46:1510)
>>>Question
>>>>Clarity, House of Commons debating during referendum campaign, 3012(40:1625)
>>>>Quebec National Assembly deciding on wording, 4758(65:1330)
>>>>Quebec National Assembly decision, clarity, unanimity, need
>>>>>o.q., 1632-3(26:1430-40), 1677-8(27:1420), 1680(27:1435-40), 1805(29:1125-30), 1945(31:1420), 2063-4(33:1420), 2699(37:1140-5), 3137(42:1130)
>>>>>S.O. 31, 1988(32:1410)
>>>Supreme Court of Canada ruling re Quebec legislation, referendum question, 2712(37:1310), 2925-6(39:1130-5), 2927(39:1145), 2937(39:1300), 2968(39:1615), 3160(43:1230), 3163-4(43:1250), 3168(43:1320), 3206(43:1805), 3350-2(46:1235-45), 3638(51:1040), 3664(51:1345), 4376(63:1310), 4418-9(63:1740)
>>>>Clarity Act (Bill C-20), response to, 2937(39:1300-5), 2959(39:1515), 2963(39:1535), 2967(39:1610), 2972(39:1645), 3347-8(46:1210-20), 3641(51:1100), 3649(51:1200), 4421-3(63:1800-10)
>>>>>Consultations, 3655(51:1240), 3657(51:1250)
>>>>>Federal government, violating, 3682(51:1525)
>>>>>Historical background, 3391-2(46:1655-700)
>>>>>Majority vote, 3682(51:1530), 3685(51:1550)
>>>>>Unelected, biased against Quebec, 3665(51:1350)
>>>>Government upholding
>>>>>o.q., 1630(26:1420), 1637(26:1455), 1866(30:1425-30), 1874(30:1505-10), 1945-6(31:1420), 2695(37:1115), 2992(40:1425)
>>>>>Throne Speech statement, 2(1:1600), 225(4:1335-40)
>>>>International law, not included, no human rights violations, 2968(39:1615)
>>>>o.q. 1554(25:1420), 1631(26:1425), 1678(27:1425), 1866(30:1425-30), 1990(32:1425), 2699(37:1145), 2996(40:1445-50)
>>>>Quebec ignoring, 791(13:1055)
>>>>>Facal, Joseph, Interprovincial Affairs Minister, statement, 3161(43:1235)
>>>>>>o.q., 1676-7(27:1415), 1679(27:1430)
>>>>>o.q., 1677(27:1420)
>>>>Unilateral declaration of independence, not approving, 2967-8(39:1610)
>>>Unconstitutional, 2969(39:1625)
>>>See also Nisga'a Final Agreement--Referendum, British Columbia
>>Referendum (1980)
>>>Chrétien, Prime Minister, remarks re renewed federalism, 3011(40:1610)
>>>May 20, 20th anniversary, S.O. 31, 7089(101:1100)
>>>Question, clarity, 2927(39:1140), 3158(43:1215), 3169(43:1325), 3687-8(51:1605)
>>>Scare tactics, federalists, used, 2934(39:1240)
>>>Trudeau, Pierre Elliott, former Prime Minister, negotiations, refusal, 2926(39:1135)
>>Referendum (1995)
>>>Canadian citizenship granted to Quebec immigrants, 1993-1995, increase, relationship, o.q., 1333(21:1450)
>>>Chrétien, Prime Minister
>>>>Promises, 3011(40:1610)
>>>>Speech, eve of referendum, "question is clear", 3635(51:1020), 3663(51:1335), 3695(51:1655)
>>>No side rally, buses and aircraft chartered from outside Quebec, 2767-8(38:1550), 2935(39:1245), 6806(97:1335)
>>>Parizeau, Jacques, Quebec Premier
>>>>Resignation, 3688(51:1610)
>>>>Unilateral declaration of sovereignty, agenda, 3385-6(46:1615-20)
>>>Question, 3688(51:1605), 3694(51:1650)
>>>>Clarity, 1727-8(28:1125), 2927(39:1140), 2935(39:1245), 2965(39:1600), 3158-61(43:1215-30), 3385-6(46:1615-20), 3635(51:1020), 3683(51:1535), 4404(63:1545), 4418-9(63:1735-40)
>>>>>o.q., 3083-4(41:1445)
>>>>Quebec National Assembly majority support/unanimous support, federal government legislation, comparison, o.q., 1632(26:1430-5)
>>>Reform Party, get tough position, government adopting, 3349(46:1230), 7714(110:1610-5)
>>>Results, 1064(17:1620), 1505(24:1230), 3684(51:1535-40), 3694(51:1645-50)
>>>>Yes side accepting defeat gracefully, 3874(54:1655)
>>>See also Child poverty--Increase; Government grants/subsidies--Option Canada
>>Rural regions, treatment, including, 1066(17:1630)
>>Success, public education, 8425(118:1615)
>>Support, increased since 1981, 2712(37:1305)
>>Transition period, federal legislation, role, 8431(118:1655)
>>Unilateral declaration of sovereignty, economic ramifications, 3206(43:1805-10)
>>>Bouchard, Premier Lucien, statement, 3203-4(43:1800-5)
>>Youth, support for, diminishing, St. Hilaire statement, S.O. 31, 917(15:1400)
>>See also Air transportation; Canada Information Office (CIO)--Role/mandate; Exports--Increase, Quebec; Health care system--Canada Health Act; International agreements, conventions and treaties--Federal-provincial jurisdiction factor; Newfoundland and Labrador--Official provincial designation; Nisga'a Final Agreement--Sovereignty association; Progressive Conservative government (Mulroney)

Quebec-Telephone see Telephone service--Rural areas

QuebecAir

>>Future, Throne Speech omission, 42-3(2:1625-30)
>>Nationalization by Quebec government in 1980s, 808-9(13:1300)

Quebecers see Quebec

Quebec's week of the disabled see Disabled and handicapped persons

Queen Elizabeth II Health Sciences Centre see Hospitals

Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother

>>100th birthday, message of congratulations, 8132(115:1510)
>>>M. (Wayne), agreed to, 8132(115:1505)
>>See also Postage stamps

Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders of Canada see Canadian Armed Forces

Quelch, Victor

>>Former Member of Parliament, United Nations adviser, World War I Military Cross for Bravery recipient, death, tribute, S.O. 31, 2988(40:1405)

Quesnel, B.C. see British Columbia Winter Games (2000)

Quiet Revolution see Quebec

Quilico, Louis

>>Opera singer, death, tribute, S.O. 31, 8404(118:1410)

Quintette coal mine see Coal mining industry

Quttinirpaaq (Ellesmere Island) National Park see National parks--Nunavut Territory