The latest Canada Watch publication, Debating the Confederation Debates of 1865, has now been uploaded. The articles published are as follows:
- Reconsidering the Debates over Canadian Confederation, Colin M. Coates and Philip Girard
- The Atlantic Provinces and the Confederation Debates of 1865, Philip Girard
- An Example for the World? Confederation and French Canadians, Marcel Martel
- Confederation as an Intra-Christian Pact, David Koffman
- Revisiting the 1865 Canadian Debates on Confederation: Rights and the Constitution, David R. Cameron, Jacqueline D. Krikorian, and Robert C. Vipand
- Confederation and Taxation, Elsbeth Heaman
- Canadian Confederation and Democracy, Dennis Pilon
- "Canada was...just like a farmer": Confederation from the Perspective of Agrarian Society, Colin M. Coates
- The Nature of Confederation, Sean Kheraj
- A Workingman Watches, Craig Heron
- Gender and the Confederation Debates, Kathryn McPherson
- Confederation comes at a cost: Indigenous Peoples and the Ongoing Reality of Colonialism in Canada, Gabrielle Slowey
- Using History to Justify Confederation, Marlene Shore
- The Robert Harris Group Portrait, Ged Martin
The Spring 2016 Issue can be accessed here at the following link: https://www.yorku.ca/research/robarts/wp-content/uploads/sites/466/2016/06/CW-2016-Spring-web.pdf.
We welcome you to read previous Canada Watch issues as well and we look forward to future submissions!