FEATURED COLLECTION

The Alberta Independence Referendum Collection (2026)

THE CONFEDERATION COLLECTION (1864-1867)

Confederation Debates in the Province of Canada (1864-1867)
Confederation Debates in the Province of New Brunswick (1864-1867)
Confederation Debates in the Province of Nova Scotia (1864-1867)
Confederation Debates in the Province of Prince Edward Island (1864-1867)
Confederation Debates in the Province of Newfoundland (1864-1867)
Debates on the British North America Act, 1867 in the UK Parliament
The Quebec Conference (1864)
The London Conference (1866)
Drafts of the British North America Act, 1867
Confederation Correspondence (1862-1867)

THE CONFEDERATION COLLECTION [NEW PROVINCES] (1867-1949)

Confederation Debates in the Province of Manitoba (1867-1871)
Confederation Debates in the Province of British Columbia (1870-1871)
Confederation Debates in the Province of Alberta (1896-1905)
Confederation Debates in the Province of Saskatchewan (1896-1905)

THE CHARTER COLLECTION (1980-1982)

Parliamentary Debates (1980-82)
Drafts of the Charter (1980-82)
Debates on the Constitution Act, 1982 in the UK Parliament (1981-2)
Special Joint Committee on the Constitution of Canada (1980-1981)

ALL OTHER COLLECTIONS

Special Joint Committee on the Constitution of Canada (1970-72)
The Union Act, 1840
Amendments to the Legislative Council (1849-1856)
Rep-by-Pop & The Double Majority Collection (1858-59)
The Emergency Powers Collection
The Bill of Rights Collection (1960)

COLLECTIONS COMING SOON

Indigenous Rights (1763-Present)
The Formation of the Senate (1791-Present)
The Prerogatives of the Prime Minister
Confederation Debates in the Province of Prince Edward Island (1867-1873)
Confederation Debates in the Province of Newfoundland (1864-1949)

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