Translation of "dominion note " (English → French) :

Dominion Notes Act

Dominion of Canada note [ Dominion note ]

Association of Dominion Land Surveyors [ Dominion Land Surveyors' Association | Dominion Land Surveyors Association ]

bought note | broker's note | contract note | sale note

drawing up rehearsal notes | log rehearsal notes | draw up rehearsal notes | write rehearsal notes

log blocking notes | maintaining blocking notes | keep blocking notes | maintain blocking notes

hand over a case note | pass on case notes | deliver case notes | hand over a case summary

equity-linked note | ELN | equity indexed note | equity index participation note | equity participation note | EPN | index-linked note | stock-linked note

Of note, honourable senators, is that it was further agreed that should Newfoundland later join the Dominion, it would be entitled to representation of four senators.

On that day, the hon. member for Yellowhead, Joe Clark, who was then Minister of Constitutional Affairs in Brian Mulroney's Conservative government, obtained the unanimous consent of the House for the following resolution: Pursuant to order made Monday, March 9, 1992, the following motion was deemed moved and adopted: That this House take note that the Métis people of Rupert's Land and the North Western Territory through democratic structures and procedures took effective steps to maintain order and protect the lives, rights and property of the people of the Red River; That this House take note that, in 1870, under the leadership of Lou ...[+++]is Riel, the Métis of the Red River adopted a List of Rights; That this House take note that, based on the List of Rights, Louis Riel negotiated the terms for the admission of Rupert's Land and the North Western Territory into the Dominion of Canada; That this House take note that these terms for admission form part of the Manitoba Act; That this House take note that, after negotiating Manitoba's entry into Confederation, Louis Riel was thrice elected to the House of Commons; That this House take note that, in 1885, Louis Riel paid with his life for his leadership in a movement which fought for the maintenance of the rights and freedoms of the Métis people; That this House take note that the Constitution Act, 1982, recognizes and affirms the existing aboriginal and treaty rights of the Métis; That this House take note that since the death of Louis Riel, the Métis people have honoured his memory and continued his purposes in their honorable striving for the implementation of those rights; That this House recognize the unique and historic role of Louis Riel as a founder of Manitoba and his contribution in the development of Confederation; and That this House support by its actions the true attainment, both in principle and practice, of the constitutional rights of the Métis people.

The resolution states, and I quote: That this House take note that the Metis people of Rupert's Land and the North Western Territory through democratic structures and procedures took effective steps to maintain order and protect the lives, rights and property of the people of the Red River; That this House take note that, in 1870, under the leadership of Louis Riel, the Metis of the Red River adopted a List of Rights; That this House take note that, based on the List of Rights, Louis Riel negotiated the terms for the admission of Rupert's Land and the North Western Territory into the Dominion ...[+++] of Canada; That this House take note that these terms for admission form part of the Manitoba Act; That this House take note that, after negotiating Manitoba's entry into Confederation, Louis Riel was elected thrice to the House of Commons; That this House take note that, in 1885, Louis Riel paid with his life for his leadership in a movement which fought for the maintenance of the rights and freedoms of the Metis people; That this House take note that the Constitution Act, 1982, recognizes and affirms the existing aboriginal and treaty right of the Metis; That this House take note that since the death of Louis Riel, the Metis people have honoured his memory and continued his purposes in their honourable striving for the implementation of those rights (1810) Twice, Riel defended the Metis against the Canadian government: in 1869 in Manitoba and in 1885 in Saskatchewan.

All four editions of Bourinot's Parliamentary Procedure and Practice in the Dominion of Canada, dating from 1884 to 1916, note the exception in the same language" . It is perfectly regular, however, to refer to the official printed records of the other branch of the legislature, even though the document may not have been formally asked for and communicated to the house" .