The legislative branch of Canadian Government consists of the House of Commons and The Senate with their affiliated offices.
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- Canada's Parliament Provides information on Parliament, the House of Commons, the Senate, as well as on the programs, committees, bills and services to the public.
- Churchill Society for the Advancement of Parliamentary Democracy Non-partisan, charitable organization that honours the life of Sir Winston Churchill by facilitating education, discussion and debate about Canada’s parliamentary democracy.
- The Hill Times Independent weekly newspaper on federal politics. News about Canada's Parliament, its politicians and their staff, and the federal bureaucracy.
- Parliamentum James Bowden's scholarly blog on the parliamentary system in Canada and other Westminster systems.
- Policy Monitor Canada Free Canadian government affairs monitoring service. Information is collected from the 14 federal, provincial and territorial governments across Canada. Items are selected for posting based on their relevance to policy development, consultation and implementation.
- Cabinet Conclusions This research tool provides access to the Cabinet Conclusions which summarize the discussions that took place at the meetings of the Federal Cabinet for the years 1944 to 1974.
- Cabinet and Ministry Composition of the Cabinet, its committees and statistical information about Cabinet Ministers.
- Open Parliament Monitoring the progress of bills, votes, and debates in the Canadian House of Commons.
- Canadian Study of Parliament Group (CSPG) Non-profit organization made up of individuals with an interest in the role, function and reform of parliamentary institutions. Upcoming events, online documents of conference proceedings, discussion papers and other material.
- Federal Cabinet Current list of government Ministers and their portfolios, along with information about the Privy Council Office.
- Canadian Association of Former Parliamentarians To promote democracy by working with young Canadians and young parliaments around the world.