Not being the United States is why Canada exists
The news that the prime minister of Canada saw the King yesterday would not normally set the pulse racing, but we live in new ...
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19th Century British Reform Bills: House of Commons & Parliament
The film discusses the evolution of voting rights in 19th century England, focusing on the passage of three key reform bills in 1832, 1867, and 1884. It highlights the struggles of different social ...
Raymond J. de Souza: A case for expanding the Governor General's role in Canada
Part of the constitutional ethos maintained in London has been long abandoned in Ottawa: the regular weekly audience that the ...
Trump’s Call to Annex Canada as a State Should Have Invoked the 25th Amendment
The president was clearly irrational. Instead, there was Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick seconding the motion.
International Women's Day 2025: Seven remarkable women who helped shape the West Midlands
To mark International Women's Day, MARK ANDREWS looks at seven prominent daughters of the West Midlands who helped shape ...
The Liberal Party of Canada is reinventing – and resurrecting – itself once again
It was a breathtaking play for power, even for a political party that craves power the way a priest craves prayer. When the ...
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Women’s struggle for the right to vote
In 1867, when Parliament was debating about whether to ... She was the sister of Elizabeth Garrett-Anderson, the first female doctor in the UK. The NUWSS used a range of tactics to raise awareness ...
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The Early Suffrage Societies in the 19th century - a timeline
London National Society for Women's Suffrage formed. Millicent Fawcett (1847-1929) became a member of the London Society's executive committee in 1867, aged just 19. Manchester National Society for ...