Index

• Author: Gregory Tardi
• Pages: 769-806

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INDEX

Abortion, access to

campaign issue (2019), 243, 258

Campaign Life Coalition, 243

candidate selection, 325, 436

debates, leaders’, 424

Harper, 436

legislation, 24 3

RightNow, 276, 436

Scheer, 255, 265, 322, 417, 436, 502

social conservatives, 269

third parties, 2 43, 276

Trudeau, 288

United States’ inuen ce, 258

Access to Information Act, 11, 16, 19

Act to amend the Canada Elections Act

(foreign contributions). See Bill C-406

Act to amend the Canada Elections Act

(political nancing). See Bill C-50

Act to amend the Canada Elections Act

and other Acts and to make certain

consequential amendments. See Bill

C-76

Act to amend the Canada Elections Act and

to make a consequential amendment

to another Act (political nancing).

See Bill C-340

Act to amend the Canada Elections Act and

to make consequential amendments

to other Acts. See Bill C-33

Act to enact the Ensuring Transparency and

Integrity in Political Party Elections

Act, 2019. See Bill 150

Act respecting the laicity of the State. See

Bill 21

Advertising. S ee also Third parties

Advertising Commissioner, 5

attack, 482–83

Auditor General, 5

BC Liberal Party, 74

Bill C-50, 26

Bill C-406, 35

broadcasting outside Canada, 669

carbon tax stickers (Ontario), man-

dated, 228

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ANATOMY F AN ELECTION

Digital Ad Registry, 102

Elections Canada, 363–64 , 537–38

fair elections, 5

foreign interference, 35, 667

freedom of expression Char ter rights,

159, 247

government, 118, 228

issue-based, 223, 225, 2 28

lawn signs, 577

MP targeted, 296

negative, 189, 240–1, 2 84, 482–83

online, 86–7, 96, 195

partisan ads, 5, 27, 205–6, 225. Se e also

Advertising, third part y

pre-election perio d, 167, 206, 284

privacy, 296

social media, 218, 629

sponsors, 68–69

technology, legislative diculties of, 218

Advertising, third part y. See also partisan

ads under Advertising; Third parties

anti-immigration, 240

attack ads, 482–83 , 510

Bill C-76, 27

Bill C-406, 35

billboards, 240–1

Canada Proud, 363

CEO’s Statutory Report, 4 83

charitable or non-prot organizations,

221, 239

Elections Act provisions, 239

Elections Canada registration re quire-

ment, 212

factual and non-factual statement s, 238

foreign contributions, 35

freedom of expression, 159, 2 47

legislation, 27, 35, 211 –12

Manning Centre, 467–68, 482

People’s Party of Canada, 2 40

permissible activit ies, 239

pre-election, 167

Rebel News, 577

spending limits, 225, 239

Advertising Commissioner, 5

Age of Uncertainty, The, 53–54

Aggregat eIQ, 55

Air Passengers’ Bill of Rights, 101

Albert, Richard, 236–37

Alberta. See als o Kenney, Jason;

Trans-Mountain pipeline

30th general election, 95

Alberta Proud, 418

Bill 12, 376

Bill 22, 556, 557

Bill C-48, 162–63

Bill C-69, 162, 171, 179, 297

Bill C-402, 34

British Columbia (Attorney General) v

Alberta (Attorney General), 2017, 68

British Columbia (Attorney General) v

Alberta (Attorney General), 2019, 88,

128–29, 310

by-elections, 208–9

Cabinet representation, 613

Callaway et al v Oce of the Election

Commissioner of Alberta, 93–94,

160– 61

Canadian Constitution Foundation,

404–5

carbon fuels dispute with BC, 110, 375–77

Court of Appeal, 107, 154–55

Court of Queen’s Bench, 72, 88, 93 , 128,

160

election (2019), foreign intervention in,

294–95

Election Act, 65

Election Commissioner, 150, 160, 165,

556, 557

elections, general, 56

elections to ll Senate seats (2019), 107

electoral district name changes , 34

Engel v Alberta (Executive Council), 65

federal-provincial relations, 145–46,

154–55, 170–71, 297, 625

federalism, 157, 171, 470–71

general election (2019), 95, 557

Global Aairs Canada report (2019),

294–95

Greenhouse Gas Pollution Pricing Act

challenge, 107, 111, 147–48, 154–55

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Indigenous rights, 109–10, 485

injunction granted against by Federal

Court, 374–77

Kenney elected premier, 95, 160 –61

Kenney and separatist speech, 162– 63,

624

Legislative Assembly, 375, 556

Liberal minority, potential for, 593–94

Métis, self-government agreements

(2019), 109–10

Minister of Energy, 375

Modern Miracle Network , 507–8

Morin and Resolve Legal Group v Alberta

New Democratic Party, 149– 50

New Democratic Part y (NDP), 149–50,

375

People of the State of New York v Exxon

Mobil Corporation, 625–26

Preserving Canada’s Economic Prosper-

ity Act, 128–29, 374–75

Québec, similarities to, 428, 470 –72,

604

Szuchewycz v Canada (Attorney General),

201 7, 72 –73

Trans-Mountain pipeline, 121, 310,

375–76, 485

turn-o-the-tap legislation, 88, 374–75

United Conservative Party (UCP),

93–94, 95, 149 –50, 160, 165, 294–

95, 556, 557

Western Premiers Conference in

Edmonton, 110

Wexit, 170–71, 472, 536

Alleslev, Leona, 78, 151, 152

Alliance for Democracy, 115

American inuence on Canada. See also

Trump, Donald

abortion laws, 258

ambassador, 122

American inuence on Ukraine, 55

democratic speech vs electoral speech,

158–59, 189, 506–7

electoral cycle, 161–62

freedom of speech, 189

gerrymander ing, 110–11

gun culture and violence, 156–57, 264–6 5

impeachment vs vote of no-con-

dence, 411

pharmacare, 168– 69

prescription medicine, Amer icans buy-

ing Canadian, 150

Russian interferen ce in 2016 presiden-

tial election, 54–55

same-sex marr iage, 258

Angus, Charlie, 214–18, 479–81

Arms Trade Treaty, 342

Aryeh-Bain, Chani, 101–2, 133, 141, 151, 538

Assessing Justin Trudeau’s Liberal G ov-

ernment, 242

Assisted dying , 313, 419–20

Bill C-14, 452

Atlantic, The, 52

Attorney General. See also Lame tti, David;

McLellan, Anne; SNC-Lavalin scandal;

Wilson-Raybould, Jody

Accord to Strengthen the Independence of

the Supreme Court of Canada, 130–31

autonomy, 87

Canadian Coalition for Genetic Fairness

v Attorney General of Québec, etal,

457–58

Charter obligations, 186

Department of Justice Act, 185 , 187

duality of position with minister of

justice, 91–92, 176–77

Hak c Procureure générale du Québec,

2019, 127, 135, 445

Open and Accountable Government, 185,

186–87, 196

Review of the Roles of the Minister of

Justice and Attorney General of

Canada, 183–87

Rodriguez v Canada, 81

Wilson-Raybould demoted, 85–90

Auditor General, 5, 359

Australia

Commonwealth Electoral Act, 100–1

compulsory voting, 100, 130

electoral reform, e xample of positive, 55

Parliamentary s ystem, 416–17