Federal Powers |
Peace, order and good government |
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The raising of money by any system of taxation |
Trade and commerce of an international or interprovincial nature |
Banking and currency |
Foreign affairs (treaties) |
Militia and defense |
Criminal law and penitentiaries |
Naturalization |
Weights, measures, copyrights, patents |
Postal system, telegraphs and communications of an interprovincial or international nature; by extention: radio, television, satellites, internet |
Transportation of an interprovincial or international nature: canals, navigable waters, railways |
Indians |
Residual powers |
Declaratory power |
Disallowance and reservation |
Unemployment insurance (1940); old age pensions (1951) |
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Joint powers of the federal and provincial governments |
Immigration (priority to the fed. gov.)
Agriculture (priority to the fed. gov.)
Pensions (priority to the prov. gov.)
Marriage |
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Provincial Powers |
Anything local and private in nature |
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Direct taxation |
Crown lands and natural resources |
Hospitals (health sector) |
Education |
Welfare |
Municipalities |
Local works |
Intraprovincial transportation and business |
Administration of justice |
Property and Civil rights |
Cooperatives and Saving banks |