Index

• Author: Patrick J. Monahan, Byron Shaw
• Pages: 643-671

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INDEX

Abella, Just ice, 140, 385n, 443, 444, 467

Aborigin al agreements, 190

Aborigin al peoples, 184

Charter an d, 514 –16

constitution al change and, 516–17

Crown’s f‌iduciar y relationship, 477,

517, 517n, 518n

family law, inapplicability of provin-

cial, 49 5n

land clai ms agreements, 169. See also

Land clai ms agreements

oral histor ies, 500n

Quebec Act, 1774 and territor ies, 36

representat ive government in col-

onies, and, 32

section 35, 86, 497–514

framework (SCC), Sparrow te st,

488–5 03

self-government, 169

common law, 507–8, 507n–8n

rights, SCC, 505 –6

self-government , post-1982, 503–8

inherent, 506 –8, 507n

test for, 478, 478n

treaties a nd. See Treaty rights;

Treaty(ies)

unwritt en constitution, 9–10

usufruct uary nature, 475, 475n

vs. title , 478–79

who are included, 489 –90

written c onstitution, 7, 190

Aborigin al rights, 480n. See also Ab-

origina l peoples; Aboriginal tit le;

Treaty rights; Treat y(ies)

case-by-ca se review, 499–500, 499n–

500n, 507–8

Charter and, 2 6, 27

child welfa re legislation, 493

common law, 474–81

constitution al amendment and,

19–20

constitut ional status, 15–16

constitution al status pre-1982,

488–96

federal legisl ative power, 488–91

constitution al status since 1982,

26 –27, 497 –517

government, 32

distinct ive culture, 477, 478, 479

duty to consult and ac commodate,

50 8–14

existin g, 498n, 500

gaming regu lation excluded, 492–93,

493n

historic la nd possession unneces sary,

487

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inalienability, 481n

infrin gement and justif‌ication, 501–3

land clai ms agreements, 9–10, 169,

482– 83, 497

legal title, SCC vie w, 475–81. See also

Aborigi nal title

Marshall cas es and, 484–87

nature of, 474–87

prior to 1982, 490– 91

protected, 498–503

regulation s and, 501

section 35, 27

and the Ch art er, 4 97

Sparro w test, 498 –503

Aborigin al title, 475–77. See also Aborig-

inal peoples; Ab original rights;

Treaty rights; Treat y(ies)

common law feature s, 479–80

communal hold ing, 504–5

in alien abil ity, 476, 476 n–77n, 481n

Abortion, 355

Charter and secu rity of the person,

459–6 0, 459n

provincial l aws, invalidity, 370–71

Accommodation, dut y of Crown

Aborigin al rights and, 508–14

Act of Parliament

proclamat ion by order in council,

100 –1

Act of Settlement , 147

Act s, 100

Adminis tration of justice, 374–75

Administrative tribunals. See also Tri-

bunals

adjudicatory jur isdiction, 341n

Charter applicabi lity, 435, 435n

constitution al judicial review of,

151–55, 15 3n

privative clau ses and section 96

court s, 152–53

Advertisi ng, 137, 354–55, 357n, 423

Aeronautics, 270–71, 397–98, 402

Age discri mination, 464– 66

Agreement on Inter nal Trade, 316 –17

Air tran sportation, 402

Alberta, 87n, 92n, 93, 114n, 169, 448

creation as prov ince, 169

veto power, 200n

Allaire R eport, 258

Amending power. See als o Constitution

amendment (and constit utional

st at ute s)

section 91(1), 170–73

Amendment of const itution. See Consti-

tution amendment

American Con stitution. See United

States of Amer ica

Ancilla ry powers doctrine, 128 –30

Anti-Inf‌lation Refere nce, 263–67

emergency susp ension of section 91/

section 92 divi sion, 267

national concer n judgment of Justice

Beetz, 273

Arbitration, 313

Armed forces, 59, 60

Aspect doct rine, 244n, 247–48, 250, 253

Assets an d debts

division in 1867 and t he Constitu-

tion, 157–61

Assisted s uicide, 46, 459

Atkin, Lord, 115n, 252, 350

Atomic energy. See also Nuclea r energy

plants

federal decla ratory power, 396

Attorney Genera l

Parliament and Crimin al Code def‌in-

ition, 375–76

Bagehot, Walter, 104

Bagot, Sir Charle s, 45

Baldwin, P rime Minister, 68n

Baldwin, R obert, 45

Balfour Decla ration, 170n

Banking a nd currency, 119

Bastara che, Justice, 143n, 141, 345, 454,

491n, 506, 515

Beetz, Justice , 266, 272–75, 373n, 476n

Beetz-Lede rman thesis, 272–74

Behboodi, R ., 320

Bell cases te st, 132–34

Bennett, Pr ime Minister R.B., 251n

Bernier, Profes sor Ivan, 314

Bill of Rights (1688), 33, 158

Bills, 84, 84n

governor general power s re, 58

no veto in Upper/L ower Houses, 87

reading of, 100

reserve powe r and, 44n, 81–82

types of, 9 9–100