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Caouette, Réal see Gun control/guns--Registration, Morrison

Cap-Tourmente, Que. see Migratory birds--Habitat, Snow goose

Cape Breton, N.S.

    >>Golf course, construction, $1.8 million expenditure, Canadian Heritage Department funding, o.q., 10151
    >>See also Highways and roads--Nova Scotia; Labour mobility; Radio stations--CKJM; Rankin, John Angus; Tourist industry--Nova Scotia

Capilano--Howe Sound constituency

    >>References, 91

Capital cost allowance see Alternative and renewable energy--Equipment

Capital gains see Corporations--Income tax

Capital gains tax

Capital punishment

    >>Canadian Police Association position, 14671, 14673
    >>Crime rate, relationship, 586, 3874
    >>Extending to include child molesters, rapists and drug dealers, 13963
    >>Free votes in House of Commons, 14671-2
    >>Legislation see Criminal Code (amdt.) and Young Offenders Act (amdt.--capital punishment)(Bill C-265)
    >>Parliament addressing, 1591
    >>Referendum, 585, 5908
    >>>M. (T. White), 14670-8, dropped from Order Paper, 14678
    >>>o.q., 5577-8, 14724
    >>>Petition, 9204, 11572, 14328
    >>>Reform Party position, 13897, 14670-1
    >>>S.O. 31. 2119-20, 3874, 4130, 4198, 17572
    >>Reinstating, 4496
    >>>Petition, 7993, 9206
    >>>Police position, S.O. 31, 14808-9
    >>>Public opinion, 13963, 15579-80
    >>>S.O. 31, 14604-5
    >>S.O. 31, 12107
    >>United States comparison, 14672, 14674-5, 14677
    >>White, R., position, 2454
    >>See also China--Human rights violations, Jingsheng; Murder--Child victims; Nigeria--Saro-Wiwa

Carbon dioxide emissions see Air pollution; Climate change--Carbon dioxide reduction program--Education program

Carbon tax

Carcinogenic emissions see Air pollution

Cardillo, Dominic

    >>Kitchener, Ont., mayor, S.O. 31, 6327

Cardinal, Douglas see Aboriginal peoples--Trent University

Cardinal, Harold see Aboriginal peoples--Ramsay

Cardinal, Ruth see Canadian Airborne Regiment--Videos; Canadian Armed Forces--Suicide; National Defence Department--Director general of public affairs; Somalia--Canadian Armed Forces Peacekeeping operation

Cardio-pulmonary Resuscitation Awareness Month

Cardiovascular diseases see Health

Care Canada

    >>Donations for Somalia relief, misuse, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, Prime Time News, allegations, o.q., 13045-6

Career counselling centres see Employment

Caribbean see Banks and banking--Taxation; Commonwealth; International development assistance--Latin America and Caribbean

Cariboo--Chilcotin constituency

Caribou herd see Wildlife--Conservation

Caribou pier see Harbours, wharves and breakwaters--Nova Scotia

Carin paper see CIDA--Mandate

Carleton--Charlotte constituency see Christmas Miracle Program; Young Entrepreneurs Program

Carleton Civic Centre see Woodstock, N.B.

Carleton County Steer Show and Sale see Agriculture

Carleton North High School see Basketball

Carney, Hon. Senator Pat (PC--British Columbia)

    >>References see Senate--Gender equality

Carolinian ecosystem see Environment--Environmental education projects--Grand River

Caron, André (BQ--Jonquière)

Carpenter, Melanie see Dangerous offenders; Murder

Carr, Judy Feld

    >>Syrian Jews, repression, liberation efforts, praise, S.O. 31, 10464

Carr, Shirley see Women--Persons case

Carrefour Jeunesse Emploi see Employment--Youth

Carrefour Jeunesse-Emploi de l'Outaouais

    >>Participant, unemployment insurance benefits, 7669-70
    >>>o.q., 7556-7
    >>Subsidy, cancellation, o.q., 6778, 7556-7

Carroll, Richard see Immigration--Deportation

Carroll, Stephen see Medal of Bravery

Cars see Automobiles; Motor vehicles

Carstairs, Hon. Senator Sharon (L--Manitoba; as of September 15, 1994)

    >>References
    >>>Senate appointment, 6040, 6465
    >>>>S.O. 31, 6031
    >>>See also Constitutional reform--Meech Lake Accord; Members of Parliament--Education

Carter, Hon. Chesley

    >>Former Senator, death, tributes, 157-8

Carter-Edwards, Ed

    >>World War II veteran, prisoner of war and Buchenwald death camp survivor, S.O. 31, 6380

Carter, Jimmy see North Korea--Nuclear facilities

Cartier, George-Étienne see Federalism--Compromise; Responsible government in Canada--Baldwin

Casgrain, Thérèse see Vote, right to--Women

CASI see Compact airborne spectrometer imager

Casinos

    >>Aboriginal jurisdiction, provincial agreements, o.q., 4000
    >>Windsor, Ont.
    >>>Establishment, 531
    >>>Northern Belle Riverboat, opening, 17731-2
    >>>>S.O. 31, 16828-9
    >>>Taxation of winnings, 17732
    >>>Tourist industry benefits, etc., 17732
    >>See also Kanesatake Indian Reserve

Castle Kilbride

    >>Baden, Ont., heritage designation, S.O. 31, 6132

Castlegar, B.C. see British Columbia Summer Games--1996

Castonguay, Claude see Health care--Funding

Castonguay Committee see Military colleges--Collège militaire royal, Saint-Jean, Que.

Castonguay-Dobbie commission see Constitutional reform

Catalyst Award see Bank of Montreal--Employment programs

Catterall, Marlene (L--Ottawa West; Parliamentary Secretary to President of the Treasury Board from December 6, 1993 to September 27, 1994)