SELECTED READINGS ON CIVIL LIBERTIES IN CANADA
ANGUS, H. The dangers of declaring human rights. CanJ Econ 17:218 ’51.
Air, R. La declaration canadienne des droits de l’homme. Relations 215.297 N ’58.
BEETz, J. Le contr~le juridictionnel du pouvoir legislatif et les droits de l’homme dans
la constitution du Canada. Rev du B 18:361 0 ’58.
BIRoN, A. La discrimination raciale dans le commerce. Th6mis 15:193 ’53.
BoRovoY, A. A. The Fair Accommodation Practices Act: the “Dresden'” affair.
U of T Fac L Rev 14:13 J ’56.
BOURNE, C. B. The Canadian Bill of Rights and administrative tribunals – an
analysis of the problems raised by s.2(a) and s.3(c), (d), (e). Can B Rev 37:218
M ’59.
BowKER, W. F. Basic rights and freedoms: what are they? Can B Rev 37:43 M ’59.
CANADA. PARLIAMENT. JOINT COMMITTEE ON HUMAN RIGHTS AND FUNDAMENTAL
FREEDOMS. Comment. Can B Rev 26:706 Ap ’48.
CANADA. PARLIAMENT. JOINT COMMITTEE ON HUMAN RIGHTS AND FUNDAMENTAL
FmoEDoms. Report. Ottawa, 1947.
CANADA. PARLIAMENT. SENATE. SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON HUMAN RIGHTS AND
FUNDAMENTAL FREEDOMS. Report of the Roebuck Committee. Ottawa, 1950.
CANADA. PARLIAMENT. SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON HUMAN RIGHTS AND FUNDA-
MENTAL FREEDOMS. Minutes and report. Ottawa, 1960.
CHAMBERS, N. Civil liberties after the Saumer case. U. of T Fac L Rev 12:12 S ’54.
CLOUTIER, J. Discrimination raciale etfamille nombreuse. Th6mis 26:92 ’57.
COHEN, M. Bill C-60 and international law -the United Nations charter –
declaration of human rights. Can B Rev 37:228 M ’59.
CoI.As, E. Droit de rhomme et la constitution canadienne. Rev du B 18:317 S ’58.
DANSEREAU, L. La declaration canadienne des droits. ThEmis 37:57 ’61.
DAY, B. Le Canada et les droits de l’homme. Paris, 1953.
DmILER, D. More about the Bill of Rights. Can B J 3:169 Ap ’60.
DORIoN, N. Les droits de l’homme au sein de la confidiration. Th~mis 37:26 ’61.
FRANKLIN, D. Freedom of religion under criminal law in Canada. Montreal, 1959.
(Unpublished 3rd year essay, McGill University, Faculty of Law).
GORDON, D. M. The Canadian Bill of Rights. Can B J 4:431 N ’61.
GRENON, J.-Y. De la mise en euvre dufutur pacte international des droits d! l’homme
dans 1’etatfide’ratif canadien. Th6mis 4:195 ’52.
Howr, W.G. The case for the Canadian Bill of Rights. Can B Rev 26.759 MV ’48.
HIRTUBISE, R. Discrimination raciale et famille nombreuse. Thbmis 26:88 ’57.
INc,L’, L. Control of the presr. Albcrta L Q 3:127 ’38-40.
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JACISON, R.M. Comment – an act for the recognition and protection of human rights
and fundamental freedoms. Pub L 1 S ’61.
JEwEr, P. Mr. Diefenbaker’s bill of rights. Can Forum 38:199 D ’58.
KEYES, G. M. Civil liberties and the Canadian constitution. 0 H L J 1:20 Ap ’59.
Les libertis fondamentales devant la Cour Supreme du Canada.
LACOMBE, B.
(Unpublished 3rd year essay, McGill University, Faculty
Montreal, 1960.
of Law).
LANG, 0. E. Human rights – provincial legislation –
the Saskatchewan bill of
rights. Can B Rev 37:233 M ’59.
LAsxiN, B. An inquiry into the Diefenbaker bill of rights. Can B Rev 37:77 M *59.
LAsKIN, B. Our civil liberties: the role of the Supreme Court. Queen’s Q 41:455
Winter ’55.
LEDERMAN, W. R. The nature and problem of a Bill of Rights. Can B Rev 37:4
M ’59.
LEIG.H, L. H. Civil liberties and the Canadian constitution. Alberta L R 1:304
Fall ’58.
MCWHINNEY, E. The Canadian Bill of Rights. McGill L J 5:36 ’58.
MCWHINNEY, E. The new Canadian Bill of Rights. Am J Comp L 10:87 ’61.
Also printed as The Bill of Rights, the Supreme Court, and civil liberties in Canada.
Can A Rev 260 ’60.
McWhi NEY, E. The Supreme Court and the Bill of Rights — the lessons of com-
parative jurisprudence. Can B Rev 37:16 M ’59.
MATEESCO, N. Le parlement du Canada a-t-il competence pour voter une loi les droits
de rhomme? Themis 38:77 ’61.
MEDIco-LEGAL SoCm.
MEREDITH, E. Communism and the British Columbia Bar. Can B Rev 28:893
Blood transfusions without consent. Toronto, 1961.
0’50.
MORISON, S. E. Freedom in contemporary society. Bost., 1956.
NEwMAN, P. The Canadian Bill of Rights. MacL Mag 74:20, 49 A ’61.
OwEN, G. La liberte’ d’opinion; une etude compare’e des libertis publiques en France
et au Canada. Montreal, 1934.
PIGEON, L. P. The Bill of Rtghts and the British North America Act. Can B Rev
37:66 M ’59.
RAND, I. C. Except by due process of law. 0 H LJ 2:171 Ap ’61.
RAND, I. C. Man’s right to knowledge and its free use. U Toronto L J 10:167 ’54.
RAND, I. C. The role of an independent judiciary in preserving freedom. U Toronto
LJ 9:1 ’51.
Sco-rr, F.R. The Bill of Rights andQuebec law. Can B Rev 37:135 M ’59.
SCoTr, F. R. Brief presented to the Senate Committee on human rights and fundamental
freedoms. Rev du B 10:325 S ’50.
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READINGS ON CIVIL LIBERTIES
Scor, F. R. The Canadian constitution and human rights. Toronto, 1959.
Scowr, F. R. Civil liberties and Canadian federalism. Toronto, 1959 [rep 1961].
ScoTT, F. R. Dominion jurisdiction over human rights and fundamental freedoms.
Can B Rcv 27:497 My ’49.
ScoTT, F.R. Expanding concepts of human rights. Can B J 3:199 J ’60.
ScoTr, F. R. Freedom of speech in Canada. Proc Can Pol Sc Ass 5:169 ’33.
Smotrr, D. A.L. Racial and religious restraints on alienation. Can B Rev 30:863
N ’52.
TuRI, G. Rflexions sur la future didaration des droits de r’homme au Canada.
Thbmis 31:161 ’59.
UNimD NATIONS. Yearbook on human rights. N.Y., 1946+.
Cases Referring to Canadian Bill of Rights
Fulmer, R v. 129 C.C.C. 142.
Gonzales, R v. 35 C.R. 155.
Guertin, R v. [1961] O.W.N. 134.
Martin, R v. (1961) 34 W.W.R. 177.
Mackay, R ex rel Nutland v. (1956) 5 D.L.R. 2d 403.
Rebrin v. Bird [19613 S.C.R. 376.
Sharpe, R v. [1961] O.W.N. 261.
