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The Guardian, Charlottetown, Tues. May 18, 1965. 9.

One Less Seat Is Planned

By CY Fox

MONTREAL JCP'—A_ <weep- in. reorganization of the bound, ares of federal constituencies in Quebec. which would reduce the province's Commons repre-

sentation to 74 from 75, ha-

The recommendation was made in a report by the Elect- ora, Boundaries Commission jor Quebec. It aens to bring constit- vencies into line with a uniform Standard of population.

The commission would cause i2 constituencies under their present names to disappear via Mergers with other districts; create Il new such entities and leave only one Quebec constitu- ency unaltered

It also wants fewer munici- palities to be split for purposes of federal elections. and seeks to correct what some commis- gion officials called “a slight imbalance {favoring sparsely- popylated districts” in Quebec's repre-entation at Ottawa. ~ -CAOULETTE ..AFFECTED- |

Amorc the MPs whose con- Stitueuncies would be merzed are Creditiste Leader Real Ca- ouette. now the member for Villeneuve in northwestern Que- bec. Forestry Minister Maurice Seuve—n-ties-de-ta-Madeicine--a Gulf of §t Lawrence area, and Liberal Joha~Turrer® of Mont- Teal St. Lawrence-St. George.

The single untouched riding would be Verdun, a Montreal- area seat currently held by a Liberal ;

Quebe: had a total population of 5,259,211 atthe 1961 census, on which the commission based its calculations

For Quebec. the commission's chairman is Mr Justice Pau! Langiocis of Superior Court

Other mémbers are C~ ly Oz den Glass. principal! and vice-chancellor of Bishop's Unl- versity im Lennoxville. Que; Francois Drouin, Quebec's chief electora. officer. and Nelson Castonguay, acting federai chief electoral officer who is an ex office member of the redistribu- tion commissions for each of the 1 provinces The present. constitution

“houndaries were “established by

the Common: in 1952

The commissions were set up by federal law last year “to re- port-upon—the readjustment of the representation of the prov- ‘inces in the House of Commons

city’s four districts of Quebec East. Quebec South, Quebee West and Quebec Montmorency overlap into areas beyond the municipa! limits

Quebec East has roots deep in Canadian history. having

ncy—_repre- sented by former, Prime’ Minist- ers Sir Wilfrid\\Laurier and Louis § Laurent,“‘and by the late Justice Minister Ernest La- pointe, who was former Prime Minister W. L. MaciWenzie King’s right hand man in the province .

ALSO DISAPPEAR

The other districts disappear- ing if the commission's recom- mendations go through are Saz- uenay, Nicolet-Yamaska, Mont- real St. Henri, Montmagny-!'Is- let. Megantic and rchester. The commission, under a law enacted last ‘November, was empowered to work ‘on the basis that the population, of each electoral district in the province . . . shall correspérid

—as—nvaniy—as—may—he—to—the

electoral quota for the province, that is to say. the quotient ob- tained bv dividing the popula- tion of the province, as ascertained by the census. by the number of members of the House of Commons" .

The quotient in the case of Quebec was found to be 71,070.

The - commission's recom- mendations, which now must be aired at public hearings and in the Commons itself if any .MP objects. would end the present splitting up of many municipali- ties -

Commission officials. sai they- found representational -im- balance “by no. means mon- strous "" Some districts ad- judged excessively” small in

‘population ainder terms ofthe

new.act were city and not rural areas

Under the new~scheme, Mont- real. Ye Jesus and Vaudreuil- Soulanzes to the west of the metropolis would have a total of 3% seats, or slightly more‘ than one-third of Quebec's to- tal. In. population too—1.911,193

they were found to be about one-third of the total provincial population

MULTIPLE NAMES GONF. . Double ‘or triple place refer- ences in the names of constitu-

_encies would be. replaced by a

single-name designation

= |n Quebec Redistribution

where the population. under the 1961. census, was more than 5 per cent above the 71.070 quo- tient or more than 2% per cent below it

% The most populous constitu- ency under the new arrange- ment _w = Trois-Rivieres member there is Leon Balcer. the former Conservative leader in Quebec who this sear became an independent

Trois-Rivieres, as now con- Stituted for federal elections, has a population of 68,854.

The commission wil! held eight public hearings to register views on itg report. The first will be held in Quebec City June 21 and the last in Mont- rea’ Aug. 30.

Following this, members of

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| Speaker Alan Macnaugh- jton's constituency, in what new is Montreal-Mount Royal. woul he made -lizhtly smaller under the commission's recommenda- tions”

In proposing the boundary changes, the commission was in- structed to provide for “special geographic considerations. in- cluding ‘in particular the spar- sity. density or relative rate of growth of: population of vari- ous recions of the >-revince. the

the size or shape thereof.”

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