Debates; Official Report Volume 4 book

Debates; Official Report Volume 4. Canada Parliament House Commons

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Author: Canada Parliament House Commons
Number of Pages: 1140 pages
Published Date: 13 May 2014
Publisher: Rarebooksclub.com
Publication Country: Miami Fl, United States
Language: English
Type: PDF
ISBN: 9781130631814
File Name: Debates;.Official.Report.Volume.4.pdf
Download Link: Debates; Official Report Volume 4
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1905 edition. Excerpt: ...the east or the west, the north or the south, have teen, perhaps with the exception of the present schools in the Northwest Territories, at all times denominational schools. Mr. FOSTER. In Quebec are the Protectant schools which are separate schools denominational schools? Mr. BEI.COURT. I do not know what they are de facto, but they are de.iure. They can be made denominational schools to all intents and purposes under the law. Mr. FOSTER. According to the argument of my hou. friend it is the de facto and not the de jure that ought to rule. My difficulty is that you have a Protestant school, a minority school; I suppose it does not often happen that that minority school is not made up of different denominations of Protestants. If you have Baptists and Presbyterians and Methodists, making up the minority forming a school that is a separate Protestant school, how are you going to make that a denominational school? Because the tenets of these three denominations are different. You could not teach the Presbyterian catechism because the Methodists do not like it. Mr. BELCOURT. As far as I understand the legislation of this country, whether it has been Dominion or provincial legislation, denominational schools have been confined to two classes of His Majesty's subjects, that is the Protestants on the one hand and the Catholics on the other. That is the only distinction, that is the omly division or separation which any of our laws has ever contemplated and I say when the Confederation Act of 1867 was framed it was--Mr. R. L. BORDEN. That may be very true, but still would not what has just been suggested by the hon. member for North Toronto prevent the Protestant.schools from being denominational in the sense which the hon. gentleman has...

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