Horror Movies and Legislative Research, Together At Last!

A legislative research rabbit hole featuring tax incentives, public film financing and David Cronenberg.

While working through a legislative research question for a patron, I came across a parliamentary question in the House of Commons Debates, 30th Parliament, 1st Session, vol. 11, (1976) p. 10967 about a publication with the title: Is There a Place for Horror Films in Canada’s Film Industry?

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One to Remember: Canadian Parliamentary Historical Resources

Conducting federal legislative historic research is a hard enough task without not knowing where to find the documents you need. While LEGISinfo is an excellent resource for bills, Hansard, and committee sittings alike, it only goes so far back.

Conducting federal legislative historic research is a hard enough task without not knowing where to find the documents you need. While LEGISinfo and the Parliament of Canada website are excellent resources for bills, Hansard, and committee documentation alike, they only go so far back.

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