PROVINCIAL RIGHTS AND THE STATE POWER RELATIONS
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1 PROVINCIAL RIGHTS AND THE STATE POWER RELATIONS
2 What are the Issues? Provinces realized that they did not have much power at all Federal controlled most taxes and encroached upon the Provincial jurisdiction when passing laws Federal power overused the right of disallowance to veto Provincial legislation
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4 Protecting Provincial Rights Quebec wants more rights to protect itself! - Holds first ever interprovincial conference in Quebec city (1887) - 5 Provinces demand more tax money Federal-Provincial talks become more frequent after this time End of 19 th century Quebec wants more autonomy within the federation Honore Mercier, First Premier of Quebec 1887, Leader of the Parti Nationale
5 Effects of World War 1 ( ) Federal Government enacted the War Measures Act Centralized (brought back) power to Ottawa Also adopted other measures to reduce Province s tax revenues 1917 Conscription Crisis (more on that later!) 1918 situation returned to normal, but Ottawa kept the taxes introduced to finance the war effort.
6 The Great Depression Thousands of poor and unemployed across the country - Received modest assistance from both Federal and Provincial How does Quebec respond? - Subsidizes the colonization of new agricultural regions - Creates the 1937 Fair Wage Act
7 Effects of the Great Depression New political parties - Promoted new ideas, criticized the capitalist system, asked for more state intervention in economy - Failed to get power because traditional parties took some of their ideas Federal and Provincial governments have more intervention in social and economic affairs Some new political parties of the time L Action Liberale Nationale Le Bloc Populaire Parti Social Democratique - Part of the Co-operative Commonwealth Federation (CCF)
8 World War Two ( ) Government enacts War Measures Act (again) Federal took more control over economic and social affairs, going into Provincial powers (AGAIN) - Monopolized the Province s tax revenues - Federal government created Unemployment Insurance program Family Allowances program 1944 Population supported the changes so Provinces couldn t protest much
9 Post-War Period 1945 Ottawa asks Provinces if they can keep power and tax $ from the war period - Everyone says NO WAY - Provinces want to get power back Ottawa negotiates so it can intervene in Provincial jurisdictions - Health, education, social assistance s - Ottawa gives lots of $$$ to provinces - Duplessis government in Quebec refuses money - Ottawa starts equalization program in 1957 to redistribute wealth among Provinces to offer comparable services
10 Others who fought for Provincial Autonomy Oliver Mowat (Premier of Ontario, 1800s) - Settled legal disputes with the Federal government, giving Provinces more power Rene Levesque ( ) - Promoted Sovereignty Association (1970s - early 80s)
11 Demands of the Provinces Provinces wanted Canada to respect the provincial jurisdiction! Changes to the equalization system - Equalization payments: Federal government gives money to provinces to help them run public services - Payments are different for each Province - Federal Government also transfers money for Health and Social
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13 Some opinions on Equalization Payments...
14 How do Provinces influence the State? Signing agreements Holding interprovincial conferences Holding federal-provincial conferences Negotiations Commissions - Belanger-Campeau Commission in 1991 (more on this later!) Victoria Conference, 1971 Focused on Constitutional Changes
15 What are the effects? Some fiscal rights go to provinces Federal right of disallowance is restricted Federal government is decentralized...more power going to the Provinces Federal government only intervenes in emergency situations Overlapping of provincial/federal programs - Roads, health, etc.
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