Summary

British North America Act, 1915

The number of senators shall not at any time exceed one hundred and four; (vi) The representation in the Senate to which by section one hundred and forty-seven of the British North America Act, 1867, Newfoundland would be entitled, in case of its admission to the Union, is increased from four to six members, and in case of the admission of Newfoundland until the Union, notwithstanding anything said in the said Act or in this Act, the normal number of senators shall be one hundred and two, and their maximum number one hundred and ten
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British North America Act, 1915

Quebec by twenty-four senators; the Maritime Provinces and Prince Edward Island by twenty-four senators, ten thereof representing Nova Scotia, ten thereof representing New Brunswick, and four thereof representing Prince Edward Island; the Western provinces by twenty-four senators, six thereof representing Manitoba, six thereof representing British Columbia, six thereof representing Saskatchewan, and six thereof representing Alberta
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