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Timeline of Canadian electoral reform -- Part 1 Beginnings to 1899 (Proportional Representation, STV and more)

Tom Monto

Intentional communities -- utopian, reform, single tax, temperance, religious, free love communities and settlements in Canada, the U.S.

Tom Monto

Timeline of Electoral Reform, Part 1 Beginnings to 1971. Chronology of Proportional Representation (List PR, STV, MMP)

Tom Monto

Canada - federally and in the provinces and territories - used multi-member districts (Part 1)

Tom Monto

Highlights of Montopedia blogs and List of Montopedia blogs concerning electoral reform

Tom Monto

Timeline of Edmonton's progressive history - Farmer, labour, socialist, utopian and more (a work in progress)

Tom Monto

Andrew Coyne on CBC Sunday Magazine, May 2025 on need for multi-member districts

Tom Monto

Edmonton's Calder neighbourhood - the old railway town now a heritage part of Edmonton

Tom Monto

Canadian Parliament under our election system fails to deliver proportional representation, does not produce balanced results within each province

Tom Monto

Alberta PR and Electoral Reform in books

Tom Monto

Timeline of Edmonton city elections and electoral reform, regressive in recent years.

Tom Monto

Pantheon of reformers - Albert Shaw, author and reformer

Tom Monto

Utopian books and literature in Canadian history [work in progress]

Tom Monto

Governments at best produce majority rule although some say greatest utility for all is possible

Tom Monto

Magpie River, QU gets legal rights

Tom Monto

2025 Canadian election - one-seat ridings of Edmonton-Gateway and Edm-Southeast offer little leeway for voters (Millwoods Mosaic, April 2025)

Tom Monto

Timeline of Canadian provincial/federal Electoral Reform -- instances where there was more than just re-districting and where a new election system was adopted

Tom Monto

Party labels in city elections - why not? Because of FPTP. Without FPTP, labels would be a help (Alberta Views)

Tom Monto

Heritage Minutes don't show struggle for social change as much as they should (Canadian Dimension, April 2025)

Tom Monto

The herd instinct and how it may lead to collapse of civilization -- W. Trotter's 1916 book "Instincts of the Herd in Peace and War"

Tom Monto

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