Canadian Government Information

The debates are the official verbatim record of speeches, published daily and numbered serially beginning with number one for each session. Journals includes the daily transactions of the House of Commons and Senate, proclamations, the "Speech from the Throne" and reports of committees.

The earliest records start from 1880.

Previous title is Sessional papers of the Parliament of the Province of Canada. It is also called as sessional papers. Records from 1867 to 1923 are available via HathiTrust Digital Library.

Provides information of parliamentary business, senate, house of commons, Canadian ministry.

Provides information of governor general,senate and house of commons, constitution, legislation, election, political parties, provinces and territories, and supreme court of Canada.

Provides electronic access to a wide range of information about each bill, such as details on the passage of the bill, first and last bill during legislative process, votes, major speeches at second reading.

Election results by party, and General and by-election data from 19867 to present are available.

Official website of Canadian government.

Includes information about all government departments, the armed forces, Crown corporations and other bodies.

Official website of Supreme Court of Canada (English version).

Provides constitutional documents, consolidated acts and regulations, and annual statutes (1998 - present). French version is also available.