Montopedia

Early Labour culture

Lost without food, and other mishaps in the old Northwest

Edmonton's Industries -- history and interesting anecdotes

Pantheon of reformers -- Canadian Socialists -- Gaylord Wilshire. Socialists in early Toronto, Nanaimo

1899 Political and Social Conference - gathering of most-respected reformers from the U.S. and Canada

Australia debated adoption of STV in 1901

1913/1914 Edmonton almost switched to Elective Commission Plan. Mayor McNamara and James East's resignation perhaps blocked it

Proportional Representation Review -- published by the American Proportional Representation League (U.S./Canada), also pub. as part of Equity, Direct Legislation Record

Air cushion transporter (Hovercraft) demonstrated in Edmonton in 1971. Later put to work on the Mackenzie River (NWT)

Effective Voting -- a publication of the Proportional Representation Committee of Ontario (1898)

1936 House of Commons Special Committee on Elections and Franchise Acts did not endorse STV

Timeline of Canadian electoral reform and writings about ER published in Canada

Ranked voting and STV with Optional Preferential Voting is way to go

1893 Proportional Representation Congress, Chicago - Cridge, Droop, Catherine Helen Spence, Gove

Disastrous 1845 Franklin expedition - Cridge channelled expedition's spirit, was told of tinned meat problems

Pantheon of electoral reformers - John D. Hunt, clerk of the Alberta Legislative Council and advocate for STV in Alberta elections and in Edmonton

Proportional Representation defined, through recent past (PR meant STV at first)

Pantheon of reformers - Alfred Cridge, Annie Denton Cridge, Alfred Jr. and William Denton

U.S. Electoral College - how it has been elected (American politics)