MURIEL DAVIDSON'S CANADIAN CENSUS CAMPAIGN
Since July 1st, 1999.
muriel_davidson@sympatico.ca

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A N N O U N C E M E N T

Bill S-18  was passed unanimously at Third Reading  by all 

Members of Parliament on Tuesday, June 28, 2005. Royal

Assent was received on Wednesday June 29, 2005. Online

1911 census records are expected in early August. Census 

records released include 1911 to 2001 at 5-year intervals.

For further information, see http://www.globalgenealogy.com/census


 

 
 
There was a real danger that it may be impossible for Canadians to ever have access to any more Canadian Census information.

Legislation affecting public access of these vital records has been misinterpreted (perhaps intentionally) by Statistics Canada.  It is essential that this situation be changed to ensure continued UNRESTRICTED public access, after a period of closure, of all Canadian Census records.  These records are OUR heritage.

Non-release  of the Canadian census records would affect millions, not only in Canada, but world-wide, as the ordinary citizen, genealogists, historians search for history of genetic diseases, lost family members and the settling of wills and estates.  The present situation must be changed.

Send letters to your Member of Parliament requesting that he or she support the cause of the Canada Census Committee for unrestricted access to the Canadian Census Records.

Get involved and put a Census Banner, Link, etc. on your own website. The logo above is available by request or may be copied. WRITE YOUR LOCAL NEWSPAPERS!!! Be factual, with short detailed messages.

ACROSS THE CANADIAN CENSUS HIGHWAY

The CANADIAN CENSUS CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE

2001 International Year of the Volunteer AWARDS

Subscribe to the Canadian Census Campaign
Just type "Subscribe" in either the subject or message area.

CURRENT SCOREBOARDS
Members of Parliament
Members of Senate
 

The GLOBAL GAZETTE POST 1901 CENSUS WEBSITE

Summary of Canada’s Post 1901 Census Issue

The Myths of Census by Gordon Watts

CONTACTS:
Senator Lorna Milne
Muriel M. Davidson muriel_davidson@sympatico.ca

Acadian/French Language:-
Victor Luce      lucevic@nbnet.nb.ca
 
 

ARTICLES
Charlottetown Guardian
April 3, 1999 
In Other Words by Sandra Devlin
Halifax Herald 
January 5, 2000
For the Record: Keep Census Open by Dean Jobb
Alberta Barrister
January 31, 2000
Memorandum of Law by Lois Sparling
Times Colonist
January 7, 2001
A Tug of War by Dave Obee
French Translation by Jean-Guy Simard
Globe and Mail
January 11, 2001
Show Us the Data by Bill Waiser
Halifax Herald
February 4, 2001
What We Need is Some Common Census by Dean Jobb
Times Colonist
December 30, 2001
The Census is Coming by Dave Obee
Halifax Herald
January 12, 2002 
The Case for Keeping Old Census Data Secret is Thin
by Dean Jobb
Information Today
June 2002
Counting Heads Around the World: The Genealogy of International Census Databases, Part 1 
by David Mattison
Humboldt Journal 
June 20, 2002 
Take Control of Bureaucracy by Bill Hancock
Toronto Star
July 9th, 2002
1906 Census a Locked Treasure Trove by Elaine Carey
French Translation by Lise Drapeau
National Post 
December 28, 2002 
Door closed on vital census data by Dave Obee
Information Today
January 2003 
Counting Heads Around the World: The Genealogy of International Census Databases, Part 2, Canada
by David Mattison
Brampton Guardian
February 16, 2003 
Long battle nears an end for release of census data 
by Roger Belgrave

 

Charlottetown Guardian
Family Chronicles by Garth Staples

Charlottetown Guardian
Highly Sensitive Issue by Mike Gauthier

Canadian Census History by Adrienne Leduc
 
 

Expert Panel on Access to Historical Census Records

Access of Information Act Review Task Force

Genealogy Resources on the Net - Mailing Lists

Information Collected by Census

Questions on Census since Confederation

Acadian Gen-Web Project Site

Alberta Family History Society (AFHS)

Alberta Genealogy Society

British Columbia Genealogy Society

Canadian Families Project

Canadian Historical Association - Letters

Genealogy Association of Nova Scotia (GANS)
 

CONTACT - MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT

Senator Lorna Milne - Ontario

Gerald Keddy - M.P., South Shore, N.S.
 

CANADIAN CENSUS INFO ON THE NET

CANADIAN GEN WEB LINKS - By Province
 

OTHER LINKS