61. Ipsos-Reid - Press Release While 56% of Canadians could correctly identify the canada’s form of governmentas a constitutional monarchy, fully 1 in 4 (26%) believed that canada is a http://www.ipsos-reid.com/media/dsp_displaypr_cdn.cfm?id_to_view=1255

62. Kickboxthequeen.com: Kickboxing Match Or A Math Test For Canada's Monarchy memorized the geographical location and constitutional status of in the entire world,including canada lacked their they were still under the British monarchy. http://www.angelfire.com/rant/kickboxthequeen/fan4.html

I think Shane has hit it right on the head. To be honest I find it hard to believe that the British still want monarchs. As far as Canadians we just seem to take what is shoved at us. I think that anyone who would waste their time defending the queen's right in Canada is someone with too much time on his hands. Really, who needs a queen anyway? Doesn't the government of this country suck enough money out of Canadians now without giving money to the symbolic head of another country? I mean really does she need anymore money. And to all the people who have threatened Shane for this site. Grow the F*** up and get a life. Funny site. Great Idea. Shane for PM My husband just called from work in a thrill. Keep it up Shane. You have hordes supporting you here in Canada. I love your website but think you need a plan for what comes after you send Lizzy to the mat. I'm not talking about what system should replace the monarchy or how our new head of state should be elected. No! I'm talking about sneaking a guillotine up on Parliament Hill, then inviting Prince Charles back for another royal walkabout. As Robespierre and Cromwell showed the world, THAT'S the way to make a clean break with the royal past. No more heir, no more problem! You can't make an omelette without breaking eggs. Off with their heads, I say! Long live the Republic of Canada!! I read about your site in an Ottawa Citizen article. I hear that they are going to start covering news later this year!

63. May 19th(Sat) A spokesman for Mr Chrétien said “canada has a constitutional monarchy and canadahas no intention of opening up a debate on the future of the monarchy. http://www.angelfire.com/wy/royalflush2/2001may19.html

May 19th(Sat) Canadians 'should end link with monarchy' (UK Times) BY RICHARD BEESTON, DIPLOMATIC EDITOR CANADA was plunged into a constitutional dispute yesterday when John Manley, the Foreign Minister, called for a break with the monarchy. Mr Manley, whose remarks are likely to embarrass the Government of Jean Chrétien, said that the Queen did not represent Canada and that an elected Canadian should be the next head of state. “I do believe when most people think about it and realise our head of state is foreign — when she travels she does not represent Canada, she represents Great Britain — I think they kind of realise this is really an institution that is a bit out of date for Canada to continue with,” he told the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. Mr Manley has a history of voicing republican views. In 1997, when he was Industry Minister, he proposed that Canada break its links with the Crown. He was later forced to back down, but this time it could be more difficult. As Foreign Minister, his department has frequent contacts with Buckingham Palace and the Commonwealth. The Queen is still popular in Canada and remains Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces. Nevertheless, Mr Manley said that it was time to change and he was particularly critical of the Prince of Wales, who was greeted only last month by cheering crowds during a visit to Ottawa.

64. 23nov94 That canada is a constitutional monarchy is a fact of canada's uniqueresponse to canada's own peculiar history. This constitutional http://www.sen.parl.gc.ca/acools/cools94/23nov94.htm

THE SENATE Wednesday, November 23, 1994 The Honourable Roméo LeBlanc, P.C. Tributes on Appointment as Governor General of Canada Hon. Anne C. Cools : Honourable senators, I rise to add my remarks to those of other honourable senators in paying tribute to our former colleague and former Speaker, the Honourable Senator Roméo LeBlanc. Prior to making my tribute, I should like to congratulate Senator Molgat on his appointment as our new Speaker. I wish him well in his new endeavours. Much has been said about Senator LeBlanc. However much has been said, it is still not enough, for his contribution to Canada has been outstanding and his achievements are numerous. The office of Governor General, or viceroy, is the highest office in Canada. It is the office of the Queen's representative; that is, the sovereign's own representative. It is one that few will ever hold. That "Freedom Wears a Crown" is part of the unique social and constitutional history of Canada, and part of Canada's unique political response to its social needs and problems. That Canada is a constitutional monarchy is a fact of Canada's unique response to Canada's own peculiar history. This constitutional monarchy has served to make Canada one of the finest countries in the world, and one of which we are proud. Last summer, in the province of New Brunswick, some 3,000 persons of Acadian descent from all over Canada and the United States of America whose common family name is LeBlanc, gathered to celebrate their Acadian experience. They celebrated their Acadian heritage. This celebration was testimony to their defeats, to their triumphs, and to their very survival as a people. The survival of the Acadian people is tribute to that robustness and that quality of endurance which lives in the human breast. The endurance of the Acadian people has been extraordinary.

65. The Globe And Mail: CANADA DAY HISTORY QUIZ 8. The government of canada is best described as a representative republic,a constitutional monarchy or a cooperative association? http://archives.theglobeandmail.com/series/canadaday2001/

News globeandmail Campus News globetechnology ROB magazine ROBTv Investing globeinvestor globefund globeadvisor ROBTv Careers workopolis Student Jobs Leisure Travel Campus Life globebooks globemegawheels TV listings Crosswords Home Business National International ... Wheels Friday, April 04 Globe 7-day Search Tips What Can I Search? Subject Index Search the Web Contents Full Site Index E-mail alerts Main Sections Report on Business National International Sports ... Appointments Other Sections Classifieds AD MAIL Globetrotter Wheels ... All Reports... Entertainment Cartoon Crosswords Horoscopes TV Listings Services Full Services Index Click for a detailed list of everything on the site. Advertise: Newspaper ... Subscriptions (special offer) Globe Web Centre News: globeandmail globetechnology ROB magazine ROBTv Investing: globefund globeinvestor ROBTv Careers: workopolis Leisure: globemegawheels globebooks TV listings Crosswords CANADA DAY HISTORY QUIZ It's been said that the one thing Canadians agree on is that we're not Americans. So how to explain the finding of a new Dominion Institute/Ipsos-Reid poll that over 20 per cent of Canadians think "Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness" is our constitutional slogan? Over 1,000 Canadians and 1,000 of our neighbours to the south were given 10 questions about our countries' history, laws and celebrities. Test yourself with our on-line quiz; the results may make you rethink the "dumb American" myth... Detailed answers come from historian Christopher Moore, author of

66. Old News Arthur supports constitutional abolishment of the British monarchy same time abolishmentof the monarchy does not General of Saint Lucia in canada based in http://www.slucia.com/archive/news/old_news_301099.html

St. Lucia Online: Last Week's News FOR THE BEST IN WEB-BASED COMMUNICATIONS Copra factory fined $4,000 for river pollution Prime Sites News Sports Jobs ... CANA Busine$$(Mag) NEWSPAPERS: The Star The Mirror One Caribbean The Voice The Crusader RADIO STATIONS: Helen 100 FM Radio Caribbean International Radio St. Lucia Gem Radio TELEVISION: Helen Television System DBS GIS - Government Information Service Full Text of Blom-Cooper inquiry report Kweyol New Testament hits bookstores islandwide The first five thousand copies of the Kweyol New Testament arrived at the Castries docks the previous morning - just in time for the official launching of the Kweyol Testeman Nef-la, last Sunday at the Castries Comprehensive School. Dignitaries included Governor-General Dame Pearlette Louisy, minister Damian Greaves, Archdeacon Randolph Evelyn, Justice Suzie d'Auvergne, Monsignor Theophilus Joseph. Also present the event were translators and publishers involved in the bible translation project and representatives of various island-based organisations with a stake in the development of the Kweyol language. The Kweyol New Testament is available at bookstores islandwide at a cost of EC$25. Both The Voice and Mirror carry reports on the launch BACK TO TOP OF PAGE ...

67. SCBOE - Canadian Government canada has a constitutional monarchy. The executive power remainsvested in the queen. She is a symbol of unity and is formally http://www.shelbyed.k12.al.us/Canada/Government.htm

Prime Minister Dept. of Justice Canada's Parliament Departments and Agencies ... Golden Jubilee: A Canadian Celebration Canada has a constitutional monarchy. The executive power remains vested in the queen. She is a symbol of unity and is formally recognized as the head of state. The federal government has the Prime Minister and the Cabinet. The Parliament buildings are located in Ottawa. The Parliament consists of the: House of Commons, Senate, and Governor General. Local governments are elected regularly to manage municipalities, cities, towns, and regions. Their law requires that federal and provincial elections be held at least every five years. All voting is by secret ballot. To vote in federal elections, you must be Canadian citizen and be at least 18 years of age. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police is Canada's national police force.

68. Speeches - Lieutenant Governor Of Manitoba In that role, I exercise powers, under Section 9 of the Constitution Act of 1867,that are essential to the workings of the constitutional monarchy in canada. http://lg.gov.mb.ca/speech/2000/sepoct/intern.html

Remarks by The Honourable Peter M. Liba C.M., O.M., Lieutenant Governor of Manitoba Manitoba Legislative Internship Program 2000/2001 Orientation Government House Your primary role is to assist Members of the Legislative Assembly with policy research for their speeches in the House and problem-solving for their constituents. It is an important role because it enables the MLAs to deal more effectively with their legislative duties and their contribution to the governance of this province. This morning, I want to explain to you my role as Lieutenant Governor of Manitoba. As provided in the constitution, Queen Elizabeth is the Queen of Canada and is Canada's head of state, with the Governor General being her representative in Canada. Similarly, the Lieutenant Governor represents the Queen as head of state in Manitoba. The Lieutenant Governor holds the highest office in the province. In that role, I exercise powers, under Section 9 of the Constitution Act of 1867, that are essential to the workings of the constitutional monarchy in Canada. Perhaps my most important role as the 22nd Lieutenant Governor of Manitoba is to ensure that a duly constituted government is always in place in the province, and that the post of Premier is always filled following a resignation or death.

69. New Page 1 The government of canada is best described as a (representative republic, a Commonwealthunion, a cooperative association, a constitutional monarchy). http://proudcanadiankids.ca/canada quiz.htm

June 30, 2001: News Release, Canada Quiz, Answers Back to "Why I Put Up This Site" News Release on Results of Poll Surveying Canadians on their Knowledge of Canada: CTV NATIONAL NEWS - JUNE 29, 2001 - POLL: CANADIANS FLUNK LESSONS OF HISTORY As Canadians gather to celebrate Canada Day in our typically modest fashion, a new poll suggests we have plenty to be modest about. The poll found that Canadians aren't nearly as sharp as Americans on our respective national histories. The Ipsos-Reid poll conducted for the Dominion Institute shows six in 10 Americans (about 63 per cent) could pass a quiz on historical and civic facts, by scoring five or more correct responses out of 10. Yet only 39 per cent of Canadians can pass a similar test written for Canada. The poll surveyed about 1,000 respondents in each country earlier this month, asking them similar questions. Canadians, for example, were asked to name the first Prime Minister of Canada, while Americans were asked to name the first President of the United

70. "From Russia With Love" - Discovery Of Canada Write us webmaster@eimc.ru. The Goverment and Political System canada isa constitutional monarchy and federal state with a democratic parliament. http://canada.eimc.ru/canada/pol.html

"From Russia with Love" The aim of the project The participants Russian students Canadian students Discovery of Canada History Political System Geography and Nature Population ... Ecology Welcome Here you find Canadian proverbs and sayings Interesting facts Do you know that... Here you find the story about the great Russian writer Alexander Pushkin Write us webmaster@eimc.ru The Goverment and Political System Canada is a constitutional monarchy and federal state with a democratic parliament. The Parliament of Canada, in Ottawa, consists of the House of Commons, whose members are elected, and the Senate, whose members are appointed. On average, members of Parliament are elected every four years. In October, 1987 Canada and the United States signed an agreement according to which all the custom duties between them were to be eliminated beginning with January, 1, 1989. Moreover, both the countries agreed upon finding out and eliminating of all the sources of environment pollution. Mulroney's and his political party's victory in November 1988 guaranteed that the agreement upon free trade would be adopted, too. The Socialist Party of New Democrats elected Audrey Maclalin, the deputy of Yukon as its leader in 1989. She was the first woman who had headed one of the largest parties of the country. When the international situation became more conservative and stable, the party started to win in regional elections - the new Democrats were elected governors of Ontario, Saskatchewan and British Columbia.

71. Thunderbird Magazine (Summer Edition) Prime Minister Chretien held his referendum on the constitutional monarchy at theend of 2001 exhorted the people to end the Queen's reign over canada, the vote http://www.journalism.ubc.ca/thunderbird/quill/monarchy.html

UBC Sing Tao School of Journalism "Well, all I know is what I read in the papers." Will Rogers SUMMER 1999 Issue 4 Volume 1 The Net War in Kosovo The Online Battle over Scientology The Decline of the Foreign Bureau Buying into the Media Monopoly Game ... thunderbird_ubc@hotmail.com Diana dead. Charles and Camilla, all smiles, stepping out together in public. Who would have predicted that ten years ago? With a combination of creative non-fiction and supposition, Suntanu Dalal divines the future of the monarchy ten years from now. The Monarchy is Dead "Mum and I discussed this in the weeks leading up to her death. I will not accept my role as her successor to the British Crown or as head of the Church of England. Neither will my two sons William or Harry. As far as we are concerned, the British Royal Family no longer exists." Within days of Prince Charles' announcement, dozens of journalists, editors, and ghostwriters committed suicide. One Fleet Streeter wrote in his final column, "How could that bastard do this to us? What the hell are we going to fill the paper with now? News?" Britons were stunned to actually hear the words come out of the prince's mouth, but they were not entirely surprised. In the last few years of her reign, the Queen and Prince Charles had been publicly showing the strains of their stormy relationship. The last time the Queen showed any affection for Charles was during his 50th birthday celebrations in 1998. While Charles gradually introduced the world to his companion Camilla Parker Bowles, his mother continued to insist that he could not marry her. The Royal Family was in complete disarray. The only member of the family who had retained the slightest shred of dignity was the Queen, but even her hold over her subjects was diminishing as word leaked of her pettiness towards her family and staff in response to the never-ending crises.

72. People's Review: In canada and Australia referendums are been carried out in favour of Japan has madeprogress even being under the constitutional monarchy and the institution http://www.yomari.com/p-review/2001/09/27092001/cons.html

Thursday, September 27 th October 3 rd Constitutional Monarchy, not republic state needed BY PRAKASH GURUNG The burning topic in Nepal today is the debate between monarchical form of government or republican form of government. All political parties except the Maoists are in favour of constitutional monarchy. When we look into the history of the country, its political events, various cultures, communities, regions and geographical situation, we come to realise that republican form of government is not at all suitable here. At the present moment it seems that the Maoist are adopting a dual strategy. On one hand they talk about bringing a total reform in the political structure of the country and on the other they are holding talks with the existing government. Maoist leader Baburam Bhattari recognised kings from Prithivi Narayan Shah to Birendra Bir Bikram Shah as patriotic. Again, he opines for establishing a republican state. Whatever their strategies are, we must be clear among ourselves as whether the demand for a republican state is appropriate or not? What is the reason behind the biased attitude of the Maoist towards the present king? When they approve of the fact that the monarchs from Prithivi Narayan Shah to Birendra Bir Bikram Shah were patriots, why do they not hold the same opinion towards the present king?

73. Monarchy Out! Links Page home of The International Monarchist League and The constitutional monarchy Association. There’sasignificant republican movement in canada too, so check out http://monarchyout.members.easyspace.com/links.html

Home Democracy Society Political Powers ... Email me Links Pro-monarchy sites: Your first stop should probably be the official British Monarchy web site Golden Jubilee Royal Insight Prince Charles has his own official web site . Obviously it concentrates on his public engagements, recent speeches (yawn!), the charities he supports, etc, but also has an interesting little forum too. www.monarchy.net www.royalarchive.com Ever found yourself wishing you had a subscription to a magazine devoted to royalty worldwide? No, neither have I. But the online home of such a publication can be found at www.royalty-magazine.com Pro-republic sites: Fun-down with the pun-down at Throneout . A lovely site, nicely designed, that all republicans with a sense of humour will appreciate. It features royal news, opinion, articles, letters, etc. Well worth a visit. For a more serious look at the issues, try Republic On-line How about visiting the A.R.M. all The home page of the New Zealand Republican Movement can be found at www.republic.org.nz

74. Map - 20th Century Governments (If nothing else, canada was a constitutional monarchy, and Mexico was an outand-outdictatorship.). Go Back to Government Home Page. to Table of Contents. http://users.erols.com/mwhite28/othergov.htm

Other Ways of Classifying Governments "Government Structure", from the Oxford Economic Atlas of the World This is a rather straight-forward classification by constitutional structure which leaves very little open to interpretation or debate. If the head of state is a monarch, then it's a monarchy, period. If the central government shares power with the constituent parts, then it's a federal republic. Very neat and clean. Notice, however, that it doesn't concern itself with such things as civil rights. England, France and the United States are scattered into different categories despite the fact that they generally treat their citizens alike. The Netherlands and Sweden are lumped in with Saudi Arabia and Iran despite the enormous difference in how much power the monarch wields. Also, the category of "republic" is something of a catch-all set aside for all the countries which aren't something else. "Political System", from Violence in America While comparing the level of violence in America with the level elsewhere, Ted Robert Gurr charted violence in most of the world's nations according to several indicators such as political system which I've transformed into the map here. He said the classification system was devised by Arthur S. Banks and Phillip M. Gregg. Generally, this system is based on the underlying power structure of society, rather than its nominal constitutional organization.

75. Education Loans, Learning Resources In Canada, Canada Student Loans- CanLearn In Beginning With M Computer Managed Instruction (CMI) constitutional monarchy GraduateManagement Français Contact Us Help Search canada Site CI Home http://www.canlearn.ca/support/help/clglo.cfm?Lt=M&langcanlearn=en

76. Canada Student Loans & Canadian Universities | CanLearn Interactive With M Computer Managed Instruction (CMI) constitutional monarchy Graduate Management Français Contact Us Help Search canada Site NSLSC Home About http://www.canlearn.ca/nslsc/support/help/nlglo.cfm?Lt=M&langcanlearn=en

77. CBC News - Indepth: Iraq Based in London, the CMM seeks the establishment of a constitutional monarchy inIraq, as The National in the Middle East ANTIWAR PROTESTS canada's anti-war http://cbc.ca/news/features/iraq/saddam_successors.html

CBCCat = "Sports,News,Arts,Kids,Interactive"; Sports = "Hockey,Baseball,Football"; News = "Canada,World,SciTech,Local,Consumers,SpecialReports,Business"; Arts = "ArtsNews,Infoculture,Music,Books,ArtsFeatures"; Kids = "CBC4Kids,PreSchool,Teachers"; Interactive = "MessageBoards,Forums,Games,Media"; Indepth Viewpoint Science Live Saddam's possible successors Saddam Hussein Iraqi opposition leaders are eagerly vying for Washington's favour in anticipation of the overthrow of Iraqi President Saddam Hussein. Each wants to be Iraq's next ruler. Some of the most influential opposition leaders have participated in talks with the U.S. State Department to discuss Iraq's future. In August 2002, leaders from six of the most prominent groups met with State Department officials to try to broker better co-operation among themselves and with the U.S. Those groups are considered by many experts to be the front-runners in the race to replace Saddam. They are: Iraqi National Congress Leader: Ahmad Chalabi A Shiite Muslim, Chalabi left Iraq in 1958. He studied mathematics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the University of Chicago. Widely viewed as Iraq's most prominent opposition group, the Iraqi National Congress was founded in 1992 to unify groups opposed to Saddam Hussein's ruling Baath party. The group's goal is to overthrow Saddam and establish a democratic government. The INC is composed primarily of Kurdish and Shiite Muslims, and enjoys strong support from the U.S. government. In 2002, the U.S. dedicated $8 million to fund the group's activities, with some of the money earmarked for an intelligence-collection program operated by the group.

78. United Empire Loyalists' Association Of Canada A genealogical/heritage organization dedicated to preserving the United Empire Loyalist heritage of Category Regional North America Genealogy Organizations...... promoting the values and institutions fundamental to canada's United Empire Loyalistheritage and, in particular, the constitutional monarchy, the Commonwealth http://www.uelac.org/

Home Head Office Loyalist Gazette What Is A Loyalist? ... Membership Vision Statement To enrich the lives of Canadians through knowledge of the past, in particular the history of the United Empire Loyalists and their contribution to development of Canada. Mission Statement To preserve, promote and celebrate the history and traditions of the Loyalist epoch in Canadian history by: 1) Uniting in a Canadian association the descendants of those families who, during the American Revolutionary War, sacrificed all to retain their loyalty to the British crown. 2) Collecting and cataloguing portraits, documents, books, weapons, flags, clothing and other artifacts relating to the United Empire Loyalists. 3) Publishing an historical and family research journal, books and newsletters as well as educational resource materials and encouraging scholarship and publication about Loyalist history and demography. 4) Erecting, constructing and repairing buildings, monuments and memorials in Canada to perpetuate the memory of the United Empire Loyalists. 5) Increasing public awareness of the Loyalist contributions to Canada and preserving, defending,and promoting Loyalist heritage within Canadian society, by developing and participating in projects and activities which honour and celebrate the memory of the United Empire Loyalists.

79. Evolution Of The Canadian Federation of canada. 1867 — The Constitution Act, 1867 joins Quebec, Ontario, Nova Scotiaand New Brunswick in Confederation as a constitutional monarchy under the http://www.canadianembassy.org/government/evolution-en.asp

Français Contact Us Help Search ... What's New Canada-U.S. Relations Web Sites Headquarters - Ottawa Embassy Washington Consulate General Atlanta Consulate General Boston Consulate General Buffalo Consulate General Chicago Consulate General Dallas Consulate General Detroit Consulate General Los Angeles Consulate General Minneapolis Consulate General New York Consulate General Seattle Consulate Miami Trade Office San Francisco Trade Office Silicon Valley Internship Program Sign up for E-subscriptions The Ambassador Our Services ... Canadian Government Offices in the United States Evolution of the Canadian Federation — Quebec voters defeat "sovereignty-association" — political sovereignty combined with economic association with Canada-in a referendum by a margin of 60 to 40 per cent. Last Updated: Top of Page Important Notices

80. BBC News Talking Point Analysis Australia And The Queen ignore the monarchy we describe as the Queen of England . said Dominique da Silva(Quebec, canada). However, not all Australians see the constitutional debate http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/talking_point/newsid_53000/53082.asp

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