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Acts of the imperial Parliament, orders in council, etc., having the force of law in the Province of Quebec, prefixed to most volumes ; Binder's title: 1867-1941, Statutes of Quebec; 1942- , Statuts de Québec. Statutes of Quebec ; Some issues accompanied by supplementary computer disk ; Mode of access: Internet. ; FOR COMPLETE RECORD SEE CHECKLIST ; Prior to 1942, issued separately in French and English; library holds English series only

(Language) Text in English and French with English translation. ; (Statement of Responsibility) presented to Parliament by the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs by command of Her Majesty, June 1967.

(Language) Text in English and French with English translation. ; (Statement of Responsibility) presented to Parliament by the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs by command of Her Majesty, May 1972.

(Language) Text in English and French with English translation. ; (Statement of Responsibility) presented to Parliament by the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs by command of Her Majesty, January 1969.

(Language) Text in English and French with English translation. ; (Statement of Responsibility) presented to Parliament by the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs by command of Her Majesty, June 1972.

(Language) Text in English and French with English translation. ; (Statement of Responsibility) presented to Parliament by the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs by command of Her Majesty, July 1973.

(Language) Text in English and French with English translation. ; (Statement of Responsibility) presented to Parliament by the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs by command of Her Majesty, September 1972.

Media training since the early 1990s, the housing crisis faced by New Labour when it took power in 1997 once again pushed the urban agenda at the centre of the British political arena. The construction of more than 4 million dwellings is then deemed necessary to meet latent demand, and large cities continue to turn to suburbs. It is in this climate that Tony Blair appoints architect Richard Rogers as head of the Urban Task Force, who is responsible for sketching the country's future urban policies. Published in 1999, its rapport/1 is explicit: it is thanks to urban design that the country will make its cities attractive. If the government attaches so much importance to this criterion, it is that the projects of the last 30 years reflect more a cloning trend than a desire to encourage the emergence of new practices that would enable the "tensions between singularity and uniformity", between "originality and order", to be managed. ; Fortement médiatisée dès le début des années 1990, la crise du logement à laquelle est confronté le New Labour lorsqu'il accède au pouvoir en 1997 propulse une nouvelle fois l'agenda urbain sur le devant de la scène politique britannique. La construction de plus de 4 millions de logements est alors jugée nécessaire pour répondre à la demande latente, et les grandes villes continuent de se vider au profit des suburbs. C'est dans ce climat que Tony Blair nomme l'architecte Richard Rogers à la tête de l'Urban Task Force, chargée d'esquisser les futures politiques urbaines du pays. Publié en 1999, son rapport /1 est explicite : c'est grâce à l'urban design que le pays rendra à ses villes leur attractivité. Si le gouvernement accorde tant d'importance à ce critère, c'est que les projets des trente dernières années reflètent davantage une tendance au clonage qu'un souci de favoriser l'émergence de nouvelles pratiques qui permettraient de gérer les "tensions entre singularité et uniformité", entre "originalité et ordre".