Political Studies - Canadian Political

Google Custom Search of more than 1200 think tanks and research centres. Searches the websites of institutions that generate public policy research, analysis, and activity. These sites are affiliated with universities, governments, advocacy groups, foundations, and non-governmental organizations.

Lists Canadian think tanks, including links to their websites.

Find the Hansard online (debates), as well as information about parliamentary committees, legislation, MLAs and more.

Provides information and data on the important events and people that have shaped Parliament since 1867.

Publications provide analysis of current and emerging key issues, legislation, and major public policy topics.

Coverage from 2002 - present.
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An essential research tool for finding information on legislation before Parliament and researching legislative intent. This tool has all the materials surrounding the enactment of a bill: bill status, links to debates and committee, background materials like press releases, reports, legislative summaries, links to previous versions of a bill. Does not cover historical material.

Provides election results by riding, statistics, information on political parties, electoral maps, and links to related legislation and statutes.

Independent, non-partisan agency responsible for the conduct of federal elections and referendums. Site contains official voting results, online publications and articles relating to the electoral process, and information on political parties.

UBC project to explain what makes people decide to vote and to support a given party or candidate and why parties gain or lose ground from one election to another. Information from 1965 to current. Contains links to data, papers presented at various scientific meetings, articles and book chapters already published or currently in press, and articles specifically written for newspapers.

Provides information on the electoral history of Canada since Confederation. Dataset includes the name, gender, occupation, party affiliation, election results of all the candidates to all the federal elections by riding.

Provides content analysis of electoral platforms and election performance from over 1000 parties from 1945 until today in over 50 countries on five continents, including Canada.