Alberta Leads in Canadian Juvenile Delinquency Act Enforcement
Alberta ports the Dominion act on juvenile delinquents as soon as order in council and attorney general certificates are filed. The act introduces private, informal hearings, removes juveniles from adult jails, and gives courts powers to place children in homes, industrial schools, or with child welfare societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Mdmonton
Alta
Alberta
Canada
Ateneral
Ottaw
Lindsay
Denver
Mack
Chicago
Jodge Adams
Cleveland
Acti My
Children’s Aid Society
Portage la Prairie
Man
R. B. Chadwick
Question of Imperial Defence and Canadian Naval Policy
A Newfoundland letter critiques Canadian Pacific naval policy, contrasting Laurier's 1911 shipbuilding plan with current imperial loyalties. It accuses Pelletier, Sevigny, and Pelletier allies of disloyal talk while praising Laurier and Borden for seeking self‑built naval strength using Canadian resources. It contrasts Canada’s stance in 1911 with attitudes aired in England in 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John
N.B
Borden
Hazen
Pelletier
England
Montreal
Quebec
Wilfrid Laurier
Canada
Sea Board
Australia
Pellefier
Laurier
Tsung
Ntazen
Hotrassa
Monk
Tooley Street
Transforma
Belfast
Clydesit
Britain
Empire
Pictou
Naval policy and party clashes in Canada 1909 1912
The piece critiques Canadian imperial naval policy and the shift in stance since 1909, noting Borden Bourassa Pelletier and Wieh Bourassa Sevigny and the tension between imperial federation and domestic politics. It warns against political manipulation and calls for a united defence approach that serves empire interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wieh Bourassa
Lavergne
Sevigny
Cahan
Mr. Borden
Canada
England
Mr. Cahan
House of Commons
Borden
Bourassa
Monk
Pelletier
Herald
Quebec
Empire
Practical Imperialist Letter and Coal Prospect Notice
A 1912 letter argues for Canada to build shipyards and support imperial naval strength. A notice announces a thirty day license application to prospect coal and petroleum on lands near Michel Creek, east Kootenay, locating J K Wilson claim.
Lands Description and Locator Notice near Michel Creek
Notice describes lands on the North Fork of Michel Creek six miles north of the Canadian Pacific line between the McInnes Group and Crow Nest Pass Coal Company. It fixes initial post at Lewis Bowlus claim and outlines a 610 acre parcel with 80 chain by 80 chain boundaries. Lewis Bowlus, Locator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lams
District of
East Kootenay
Michel Creek
Canadian Pacific Railroad
McInnes Group
Crows Nest Pass Coal Company
A. Hopson
J. K. Wilson
Batice Lameroux
Crows Nest Pass
Lewis Bowlus
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Province OF
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ST. Joan
Telegraph
EVE Pacific
Calgary
R, G. McNeillie
Dist
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