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Soft cover. Condition: New. Shipping will be reduced. 2025 edition, revised and changed to narrower format. (Former editions entitled "When Canada Had 'Effective Voting'" and "When Canada had Proportional Representation") Staple bound, 68 pp. Photos. Tables. Lists. Timeline. Drawing on historic newspaper accounts, books and newsletters of the Canadian/U.S. Proportional Representation League, and on recent secondary references, historian Tom Monto has pulled together an overview of the use of proportional representation in Canada. This chronological history describes the drive for PR starting in the 1880s and its eventual success when by 1923, Single Transferable Voting had been adopted in 19 cities and two provincial governments, and would be used in 17 provincial elections and 150 city elections in Canada. The last Canadian STV government election happened in Calgary in 1971. Now again many favour electoral reform. Self-published by Tom Monto, of Edmonton. Monto is creator of the electoral reform blogsite Montopedia (wix.site) This book reviews the history of Canada's STV and also signals the reason why STV (or another PR system) should be adopted once more.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. 239 pp. Leaves a little yellowed.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. In Very Good Used Condition. May Have Minor Wear/Tear to Edges and/or Corners. For More Information on Condition, Please See All Photos. The history of Bonnie Doon is a story of change from a wild land, natural and unfenced, to a semi-rural straggling collection of subsistence kitchen-farms and working people's shacks, to a gentrified neighbourhood with a shopping complex drawing in business from many surrounding communities. And all these layers exist together - sightings of deer in the ravine, the fight for the right to have chickens, children playing in the ravine, the family ramble through Mill Creek ravine - and are still a part of our day-to-day lives, as they have been for generations.

[1-895097-04-5] 1990. (Mass market paperback) Very good. 55+. 8vo. Yellow paper cover, stapled. The history of Strathcona, through its beginnings in the 1870s, through to its amalgamation with the city of Edmonton in 1912. Map, black and white historical photographs.

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Trade Paperback. Condition: New. Rice Sheppard, Harry Ainlay and Margaret Crang fought for the working people of Edmonton, Alberta through the dark days of the World Wars, the fragile prosperity of the 1920s and the grinding poverty of the Dirty 30s and Cold War repression. Sheppard helped found the United Farmers of Alberta which governed Alberta for 14 years. During the Depression he switched his allegiance to Aberhart's Social Credit movement. Harry Ainlay, active in the CCF and the Alberta Teachers' Association, served as mayor for four years. Margaret Crang played a leading role in the League against War and Fascism and attempted to form a United Front of Edmonton's Left. She pursued legal redress for immigrants and political and religious dissidents under wartime "security" prohibitions. Her act of defiance on behalf of the Republican government in the Spanish Civil War caused outrage across Canada. The three served together on city council during the Great Depression at a time the Labour Party held dominance in Edmonton's City Hall and fought side-by-side for the satisfaction of people's basic needs denied them by the existing system.

Condition: Very good. Dust Jacket Condition: No Dustjacket. 8vo Unpaginated, Paperback edition. book.

Condition: Very good. Dust Jacket Condition: No Dustjacket. 4to Oblong pp. 242. 1950s Bonnie Doon community, map in rear pocket, paperback edition. book.