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POST 1901 CANADIAN CENSUS PROJECT
Open the door to Canada's Historic Census

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Welcome to The Post 1901 Census Project Website.

!!! VICTORY !!!

On Tuesday 28 June 2005, about 11:00 am Eastern Time, MP Dominic LeBlanc (Parliamentary Secretary to the Leader of the Government in the House of Commons, Lib.), rose in the House of Commons and moved "That Bill S-18, an act to amend the Statistics Act, be deemed to have been concurred in at the report stage, read a third time and passed."

Unanimous consent of those Members in the House was given, and Bill S-18 passed Third Reading. The following day we were advised that Royal Assent had been given, and the provisions of Bill S-18 became Law.

Scanned images of the 1911 Census schedules are now accessible through the Canadian Genealogy Centre of Library and Archives Canada

We are grateful to everyone who signed petitions, sent e-mail, wrote letters and contacted their Parliamentary representatives. Without the support of everyone who participated in our campaign, we would not have been able to achieve our recent victory.

We are particularly grateful to the Honourable Senator Lorna Milne for her perseverance and dedicated work 'behind the scenes' on Parliament Hill. As our 'champion' in the Senate she worked ceaselessly to achieve the public access to Historic Census records that until now was being denied.

Enjoy the Census!


What's It All About?
Who do I contact?
Scoreboard for Members of Parliament
Scoreboard for Members of Senate
Extracts from Hansard -- House Proceedings
Extracts from Hansard -- Senate Proceedings
Canada-Census-Campaign Mail List
Chronology of Post 1901 Census Issue
Expert Panel on Access to Historic Census
Clauses of Statutes affecting Public Access of Historic Census Records Centre
Instructions to Officers and Enumerators of Census in Canada from 1871 to 1941
Canadian Census and Statistics Legislation from 1870 to present time
Nov. 2001 -- The 'compromise solution'
Dec. 2001/Jan. 2002 -- Town Hall Meetings
Feb. 2002 -- Legal Case for 1906 Census
Oct. 2002 -- Government acknowledges Census Concerns -- Promises Legislation
Nov. 2002 -- Canada Genealogy Center Symposium
Dec. 2002 -- Press Release of Professor Bill Waiser
May 2003 -- Creation of Canada History Centre Announced
Jan. 2003 -- 1906 Census of NorthWest Provinces Released
Feb. 2003 -- Government Introduces Bill S-13
Jun. 2003 -- Legal Case for 1911 Census Updated! 25 September 2004
Jun. 2003 -- Seeking Access to 1911 Census Records
Jul. 2003 -- Making a complaint to the Information Commissioner Updated! 4 October 2004
Government of Canada Websites
Newspaper Reports - Editorials, Etc.
Genealogical and Historical Websites
Gordon Watts Reports -- Census Columns
AFHS 1906 Census Transcription Project
Information Commissioner's Legal Action Updated! 1 April 2006
Progress of Bill S-18


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