DECEMBER 81, 1927

THE CI-IARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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anada Attains Full ...1-.5.10s in Year I927

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Canada celebrated her diamond jubilee in 1927 with the pomp and circumstance befitting the occasion. For months prior to July _lst plans were laid by the Federal Government for a fitting observance. On the day on which Canada celebrated . her slxtieth birthday, the capital was the centre of interest throughout the Dominion. Speeches were delivered in front of the Parliament Buildings by the Prime Minister and others, and these historic addresses with in- cidents of the proceedings were broadcast by radio to the most dis- tant towns and villages throughout the country.

An additional impressiveness was lent to the celebration at Ottawa by the fact that the great Carillon of 53 bells which had been installed in the Peace Tower, and which is the larg- est Carillon in the world, played stately airs and pealed n essages of triumph which were heard by the 40.000 people gathered on Parliament hill and by the millions more who were listening in throughout Canada.

The New Status.

The Imperial Conference which met in the Fall of 1026, acting on the report submitted by the Committee on inter-imperial relations. had more clearly defined the status of the vari- ous self-governing dominions of t_hc Empire, the main change in Canada being a slightly altered status in the relation of the Governor-General to the Federal Government and a de- claration reiterating the full meas- 1l1"e of her independence as a nation which had just been advanced at thc Versailles Conference in 1918.

A new departure which had been forecast for several years back. and for which a parliamentary appropri- ation had been made but not ex- pended for several years, was the appointment of a Canadian legation at. Washington, for which a ‘nlostai- tractive home was purchased, and furnished at a cost of something over half a million dollars- Vincent Massey was the first repre- sentative appointed. and the filling of this post was regarded in many

quarters as a new expression of Can-‘

adian independence. The United States paid thc Dominion the com- pliment of appointing Hon. William Phillips, who arrived at Ottawa o11 Confederation Day. to be envoy ex- traordinary and Minister 1Jl_01'ilp0~ tcntiary of the United States to Canada. M1". Phillips was a diplo-

mat of experience and high repute.

having served his country as ambas- sador to Belgium.

Conservatives Meei.

Politically the chief event oi thc year was the holding of 4i great Corl- servative Convention at the city of Winnipeg to select a new leader and for the purpose of infusing new zest into the party. Delegates from all provinces in the Dominion attended the largest gathering of its lcind. opening on October 10th under the chairmanship of the I-Ion. Hugh Guthrie, who had been selected as temporary leader following the de- feat of Mr. Meighen at the polls and

-his retirement from active politics.

After two days of discussion, ballot- ting for a new leader took place on October 12th, after Mr. Meighen,Mr. H. H. Stevens, and Premier Fergu- son had refused to allow their names to go before the convention. _ On the second ballot the order of preference was as follows: Hon. R. B. Bennett. Hon. Hugh Guthrie, C. H. Cahan, Hon. Dr. Manion, I-Ion. Robert Rogers and Sir Henry Dray- ton. As Mr. Bennett held a coln- manding lead his election as leader was made unanimous amid a scene of great enthusiasm. M1". Bennett's choice was praised not only by the members and press oi his own party but generally throughout Canada. Mr. Bennett is a bachelor and al- though born in the Maritimes has long made his home in Calgary. While no cffortdwas made to draft I Dirty platform at the Convention, a number of resolutions were passed recommending an outlet to the Paci~ fic Coast for the Peace River district. the liomilletion of the Hudson Bay Railway, the development of thc St. 111171811119 Waterway "in the National interest» . . when conditions war- rant, and in favor of giving llllillc. diate effect to the findings of th1-

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though he definitely refused to ac- cept certain concrete proposals with regard to the handing over oi certain taxable sources to the provinces. The question of Senate Reform or of amendments to the B. N. A. act, met with little support. A11 interesting sidelight on the Conference was the close co-operation Ilctwecn Premier Ferguson of Ontario and Prcmicl- Taschereail of Quebec on 1111- matter of provincial control of water pow- crs.

A Piovincial election was held in Prince Edward Island largely on the liquor question and the Government was overwhelmingly defeated at the polls when they sought to alter thc existing system of prohibition which had prevailed in P.E.I. for 30 years. Prince Edward island and Nova Scctia are now the only two remain- ing “dry" provinces ixlCailada. New Brunswick came to the wet column on April 12th by action of the legis- lature. ‘

In Manitoba, Premier JohnyBrack- en and the Progressive Government who have been in ofiice since 1922 were again sustained at the polls on

was also approved at a referendum on polling day, although the rural districts voted by large majorities against the reintroduction of taverns.

The protracted illness of I-lon. John Oliver forced his retirement. His place at thc head of thc B. C. Gov- ernment was taken by the Provincial Treasurer, Hon. J. D. lvlacLean, without any appeal to the elector- ate. M1". Oliver died shortly after handing over thc reins of office to his successor. 'f‘l1." legislative scs- sions in Alberta and Saskatchewan were uneventful but tlrc question of the transference of lhc Alberta Nat- ‘al Resources to thc province which involved u. highly controversial issue

1 {regarding school lands and the rightz: lof minorities was thrown up by the zPrivy Council on thc ground that the

i province should have been a partner ‘in the litigation.

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Rt. Hon. R. B. Bennett, chosen lead- er of the Conservative Party at a convention 0t‘ »ihc party held at Winnipeg.

celebrations. the Rt. I-Ion. Stanley Baldwin, Prilnc Minister of Great Britain, visited Canada in August on a whirlwind tour. It was the ilF-Si time in history that u British Pre- mier had visited a self-governing Dominion. lie was accompanied on thc journey over 11nd for the ilrst part of the iour by His Royal High- ness tlle Prince of Wales, who was making his third visit to Canada. and his brother, Prince George, and by Mrs. Baldwin. The distinguished party landed in Quebec 011 July 30th. and the Prince of Wales dedicated the Pcacc Tower at Ottawa. On

the Peace Bridge across the Niagara River which unites I-‘ort Erie and Buffalo. The iwo princes next pro- ceeded to the Princes ranch at I-ligh River. Alberta. while Mr. and Mrs.

Duncan Commission for the I‘l'.‘ll(‘l of the Maritimes. An aggressive im- migration policy was also urged.

Provinces Confer.

In November, Premier Mackenhic King summoned a meeting of thb provincial premiers, when a large number of subjects came up for dis. cussio . No formal ‘ecisions were come to although the Government announced its agreement with some °l the Proposals and are expected to implement their approval with de- finite legislation at the next session of parliament. The question of the readjustment of provincial subsidies and the reservation of certain branches of taxation to the provin- cial authorities had the general sup- Wrt of the Finance Minister". al-

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Baldwin made a flying trip to wm- nipcg and thence through Montreal 1o North Sydney. u-hcrc they pom-d- all lhc Empress of Scotland for home, "l‘hc Prime Minister made a numb“ ‘cl spccchcs before 001101111111 Clubs ‘and other public organizations and |reccivcd :1 most enthusiastic wel- lcomc wherever he appeal-ed, The Prulcc of Wales 011 his return l0 England look the opportunity of urging 1111110 business lncn to get first [hand knowledge of Canada, “m1 1110 speech had :1 practical effect, many individual and party 10111-1: 1m» 192g havlnfl all l11‘<‘E‘.Vdzuocjorll-Illmhtln having already bccn arranged.

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June 28th. Sale of beer by the glass.

Rt. Hon. W. L_. MacKenzis King, who pleaded for unity and racial harmony In his speech at the Dia- mond Jubilee of Confederation.

GREAT DISASTERE

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ed some praise and criticism for his outspoken remarks GITDOIYIIIIIOII contributions to the naval defence of the Empire.

About 100 newspaper mcn and their wives. mostly representing the provincial daily and wcckly papers. paid n visit to Canada in August and were enthusiastically received on n coast to coast tour.

Cardinal Mundelcin, of Clllftilflll. paid an oillcizil visit to biontrcal lo thank tl1c metropolis for thc largo

August 71,11 the Prince o1’ Wales and-delegation it had sent lo thc Euch- Vl°°"P"@-*"1@111 Dl-Wfls Jointly opened 0110110 001101-500 in 1110 111111015 city.

0111- of the largest crowds ever gath- ‘crr-d in Canada turned out to give him an enthusiastic welcome.

Lord Hen-art, the Lord Chief .1110.- ticc of England. came to Canada as ,tl1c guest of thc Canadian Bar Asso- .ciatio11 and made several addresses during his stay hcrc. I-Io was accom- panicd by Mr. Justice Chitty.

The World's P6ultry Congress hcltl at Otlgu-a at the end of July was attended by delegates from 42, sop- ‘amlc nations and exhibits from ovcl" i200 foreign exhibitions.

Th1- iril-nnlal Empire Mining and '

Metallurgical Congress. to which came Sir Robert 1101-1121. former Chancellor of the Exchequer. F. W. Beycrs, Minister of Mines for South Africa, and Sir Thomas Holland. President of the Mining Engineers ,of London, was held in August, and ,was pttcndcd by over 200 foreign ‘delegates. Aficr the convention the delegates split into t o main particsl and personally 001x20 most of the important mining minion.

reas of thc Do-

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