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The CHA opposes the Digital Lock provision in Bill C-11
The CHA opposes the destruction of Long Gun Registry Records
The Canadian Historical Association welcomes the Superme Court Ruling in the Tommy Douglas Case
CHA and Governor Walker's action againts Professor Cronon
CHA protests Bill to destroy records of the Hungarian communist secret police
the CHA and LAC's Modernization
Difficult Access to CBC Archives
The CHA's Reponse to LAC’s list of priority actions in connection with your institution’s modernization programme
The CHA's Response to Library and Archives Canada
CHA and the Tommy Douglas Files
Scrapping of the mandatory long census form - CHA's response
CHA's response to SSHRC's Renewed Program Architecture
CHA's Comment on New Directions for Library and Archives Canada
January 2010 - Letter to the Chair of the Board of Governors at Glenbow-Alberta Institute
Borrowing Privileges at the University of Totonto
September 2009 - Submission by the Canadian Historical Association to Industry Canada and the Department of Canadian Heritage regarding the 2009 Copyright Consultations
Comments on the Draft of Tri-Council Policy Statement: Ethical Research Involving Humans
May 2009 - Motion by the CHA membership on the European Framework Decision - Censorship and Xenophobia
Act to Amend the Statistics Act, 2005, and its Implications
Report of the Access to Government Information Services Task Force
Future Historical Studies of Canada Imperilled by Low Percentage Consenting to Release of Census Data
Bill S-13, 2003
Bill C-36, 2003
Lobbying the Federal Government About the Census, Privacy, and Access to Information
Response to National Archives Staff Digitization Proposals on Behalf of Canadian Historical Association, January 15, 2001
The Right to Privacy in the Private Sector
Dr. John English consultations
Response of 14 NAC Reference Archivists to CHA brief - English Committee