Canada's Rights Revolution: Social Movements and Social Change, 1937-82
The extent of the transformation since that time is measured by the elimination of "race" as a condition for immigration or for the franchise, the passage of the federal Charter of Rights and Freedoms, and the introduction of provincial human rights codes and commissions to enforce them. [...
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| description | The extent of the transformation since that time is measured by the elimination of "race" as a condition for immigration or for the franchise, the passage of the federal Charter of Rights and Freedoms, and the introduction of provincial human rights codes and commissions to enforce them. [...] there has been a legal sea change, and one that has been accompanied by a shift in public morality and even in national identity. |
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| subjects | Arrests Associations Basic rights Canada Canadians Charter of Rights-Canada Civil liberties Demonstrations & protests Employment discrimination Ethnic identity Habeas corpus Historical analysis Immigration Japanese Canadians Morality National identity Retirement Social activism Social change Social movements Society Voting rights World War II |
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