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Acharya Nagarjuna University is an affiliating University. It is one of several major universities in the country, covering many colleges and institutes of districts in the region. It is located in Nagarjuna Nagar, Namburu, in the northern part of Guntur City, a major centre of learning for the state of Andhra Pradesh. Acharya Nagarjuna University has completed three decades of its existence. It was inaugurated on 11th September, 1976 by the former President of India, Sri Fakruddin Ali Ahmed. There have been many problems, difficulties and teething problems in its onward march. In the course of the last 30 years, the University has successfully overcome most of the initial problems and is moving forward with determination, enthusiasm and hope. The University has been continuously achieving progress during these 30 years, in terms of introducing new subjects in the University College. For instance, two new P.G. courses, in Hindi, and Tourism & Travel management were introduced last year. New courses were started from the academic year: B.P. Ed. and M.P. Ed in the department of Physical Education, while M.B.A. in Health Administration, M. Ed in the department of Education and M.Sc. in Medical Technology are jointly awarded by A.N.U. and N.T.R. University of Health Sciences. Five year Integrated M.B.A., Programme in International Finance is started. This University has also pioneered the introduction of self-financed courses in the country, which is in conformity with the thinking of the national education policy makers such as the University Grants Commission. The University is making concerted efforts towards resource mobilization on different fronts.
(1) Library : In accordance with the objectives of the Acharya Nagarjuna University the library aims to develop a comprehensive collection of documents useful for the students, faculty and research community of the University. The rich and valuable collection built over a period of about three decades has some rare reference materials and several important journals.
(2) Health Center
(3) Central Lab
(4) Hostel
(5) Auditorium and Conference Hall
(6) Computer Centre
The Official Site of Acharya Nagarjuna University is nagarjunauniversity.ac.in . Students can get all the details of the University by visiting this site. Students can also get complete details of syllabus of courses from this site. Admit Cards of Entrance Test can also be downloaded from this site.
- College of Arts, Commerce & Law
- College of Sciences
- College of Physical Education and Sports Sciences
- College of Engineering & Technology
- College of Pharmaceutical Sciences
- College of Architecture and Planning
College of Arts, Commerce & Law (2 years)
- M.A. Economics
- M.A Rural Development
- M.A Political Science
- M.A Public Administration
- M.A Sociology
- M.S.W (Master of Social Work)
- M.A History
- M.A Ancient History & Archaeology
- M.A Mahayana Buddhist Studies
- M.A Telugu
- M.A Sanskrit
- M.A English
- M.A Hindi
- M.Com
- M.T.T.M(Master of Tourism and Travel Management)
- M.A Journalism & Mass Communication
- M.Ed.,
- P.G. Diploma in Ambedkar Studies
College of Sciences ( 2 years)
- M.Sc. Aquaculture
- M.Sc Bio-chemistry
- M.Sc. Biotechnology
- M.Tech Biotechnology
- M.Sc. Botany
- M.Sc. Chemistry
- M.Sc. Electronics & Instrumentation Technology
- M.Sc. Environmental Sciences
- M.Sc. Foods & Nutritional Science
- M.Sc. Geology
- M.Sc. Mathematics
- M.Sc. Microbiology
- M.Sc. Nano-Biotechnology
- M.Sc. Nano-Technology (5 years)
- M.Sc. Physics
- M.Sc. Statistics
- M.Sc. Statistics (QR & OR)
- M.Sc. Zoology
College of Physical Education and Sports Sciences
- B.P.Ed (1 year)
- M.P.Ed (2 years)
- P.G. Diploma in Yoga for Human Excellence (Regular) – 1 year
- P.G. Diploma in Yoga for Human Excellence (Part Time) – 2 years
College of Engineering & Technology
- B.Tech (ECE) – 4 years
- B.Tech (EEE) – 4 years
- B.Tech (Civil) – 4 year
- B.Tech (ME) – 4 years
- B.Tech (CSE) – 4 years
- M.Tech (CSE) – 2 years
- M.Tech (ECE) – 2 years
College of Pharmaceutical Sciences
- B. Pharmacy – 4 years
- M. Pharmacy (Pharmaceutical Chemistry) – 2 years
- M. Pharmacy (Pharmaceutical Analysis) – 2 years
- M. Pharmacy (Pharmaceutics) – 2 years
College of Architecture and Planning
- B.Arch – 5 years
The University every year Revises its Fees Structure. The fees of the Available Courses will be mentioned in the Prospectus. The fees payable includes one-time fees and the fees payable for the first year. The University provides two modes of payment of fees by the student.
- OFFLINE – DEMAND DRAFT : The student is required to make a SBI : Demand Draft to be purchased in favour of "ANU ONLINE MODE" payable at (i) SBI Nagarjuna University Campus Branch, Branch Code 4793 (ii) Other Banks : Demand Draft to be purchased in favour of "ANU ONLINE MODE" payable at "GUNTUR"
Please check the respective course page for the amount of fees for your course.
- ONLINE PAYMENT : ANU Online Programs has also facilitated the medium of Online payments for its students. Using this option, the students can pay their fees through credit card/debit card/net banking from the comfort of their homes. After filling up the online admission form, the student shall be guided to the online fee payment page of the University.
- In order to stream line the admission of students and Research scholars into various P.G. and Research programs of Acharya Nagarjuna University, the Directorate of Admissions' was established in the Academic Year 2003-04. It envisages the admissions through centralized Single Window facilitating students and different Departments / Colleges of the University. It also makes easy to follow particular time schedule for University admissions in each academic year and complete the process on time allowing smooth conduct of curriculum as per Academic Calendar.
- Admission of students into all PG courses is made on the basis of the rank obtained by them in the entrance test conducted by the Directorate.
- The schedule of the counseling for admissions is usually informed after declaring the rank of the candidate. The admission process based on the rank is carried out by a computerized system programmed for 'option exercise' by candidate and 'sliding' in the event of subsequent vacancy. The admission process is totally transparent and vivid with filled-in seats and vacant slots information in the counseling centre. The admission letters are issued to the selected candidates after collecting prescribed fee and directed to report to the principals of concerned colleges.
- The rule of reservation for SC, ST and BC is adhered strictly as per State Government order. The reservation in respect of NCC, Sports, Differently abled persons and Children of Armed forces Personnel is also followed. Fee reimbursement facility is made available to the eligible admitted students as per the norms of the State Government.
- The process of admission usually begins in the 2nd week of March and completes by the 3rd week of June to enable the students to attend the classes from June last week onwards every year.
Entrance test is conducted for 100 Marks and test paper contains 100 multiple choice questions set from prescribed syllabus divided into three sections. The candidates have to mark their answers in OMR sheet provided to theme along with test booklet.
UG Entrance Eligibility :
Indian Citizen, 18 completed years of age as on 1st July 2014, without PLUS 2 Qualification.
MBA / MCA Entrance Eligibility :
Pass with 50% (45% for Reserved Categories) aggregate in Any Bachelor Degree other than Bachelor in Fine Arts and Bachelor in Oriental Languages and should have studied Mathematics at SSC / Inter / Degree level.
Exemption from Entrance for MBA / MCA
Exemption from Entrance Test is given to the applicants of following categories
- Candidates with a Bachelor's Degree other than BFA and BOL with 50% marks (45% for Reserved Categories) on aggregate and having a work experience of 10 years
- Candidates possessing Qualifications such as M.Com / M.H.R.M / M.FT / MFM /MMM /CA / ICWA /ACS / MBBS / BL / BTech/ B Pharm / BSc Ag with 2 years of Work Experience after obtaining the respective PG or Professional Qualification.
- Candidates with a Bachelor's Degree other than BFA and BOL with 50% marks (45% for Reserved Categories) on aggregate, qualified in GMAT, CAT, ICET during the last 3 years period.
After the scrutiny of received applications, the Admit Cards will be sent to the applicants with the details of date, time and centre of entrance test. candidates can also download their Admit cards from the official site also.
After the Entrance Test the Result will be uploaded in the Official site. Candidates can Check their result by logging on to the Acharya Nagarjuna University's Official Website. Applicants have to furnish all the details i.e hall ticket number to check the result.
- Login to www.anuonline.ac.in and click on Apply now button on the home page. Fill the admission form with all the required details, scan the documents and upload them. Please note down the system generated Reference Number after submitting application for all further references and communication.
- Make Payment of fee either through Online Payment or with a DD as specified above, fill in the details and submit. Please do not forget to Save/Print Fee Receipt. For the details of the DD, please refer to the Payment schedule section of this website.
- Please send the following documents in hard copy to the below mentioned address:
- Take two prints of the application form and sign them
- Send 1 hardcopy (2 hardcopies for international applicants) of each of the documents, attested by a Gazetted officer/ Notary
- 3 Passport size photographs
- Demand Draft (in case of DD Payment) / Printed copy of the receipt in case of Online payment
- Proof of Qualification : Attested Xerox copies of Original Degree / Provisional Pass Certificate and Marks Statement of Qualifying Examination passed
- 3 passport size photographs
- Proof of Identity (Aadhaar Card OR Voter ID OR Passport First page)
- Attested Xerox copy of the marriage certificate (if applicable) indicating change in name.
- Proof of Date of Birth
- Original Degree or Provisional Degree for PG Courses
- Plus 2 Certificate and Marks Memorandum for UG Courses
- Marks Lists of all the Years of Degree or Consolidated Marks Lists for PG Courses
- Work Experience Certificate (if any)
You will need to get photocopies of the above mentioned documents attested by notary / gazetted officer of the Government.
Address For Dispatch
Centre for Distance Education – ICT Division,
International Students Cell
Acharya Nagarjuna University ,
Nagarjuna Nagar – 522510,
Andhra Pradesh, India
Call us on: 8688 338 338
sms: ANUOP to 56767
Please send the envelope containing the documents mentioned above by Registered Post Acknowledgement Due Only.
Please write Reference Number of your Application on the backside of Photograph and also super scribe envelope with the same.
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Using examples and exercises, The Process of Writing News takes an "impact, elements, and words" approach to demystify reporting and writing for beginners. This is a concise book that approaches writing as a process, using a pedagogy that has proven effective. In each chapter, the book addresses the roles of journalists at several levels of abstraction, beginning with their responsibilities to audiences in a democratic society, and continuing with ethical decision-making in fulfilling those responsibilities. Each chapter ends with reporting and writing exercises which allow the reader to develop skills for informing audiences and telling compelling stories in print, broadcast, and online news media and to practice and be evaluated on those skills.
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About Me
I am an independent researcher and writer, currently holding honorary research posts at the University of Leicester and the University of Reading, and a leading authority on the history of the organic food and farming movement in Britain.
After taking degrees in Philosophy and European Literature at the University of East Anglia, I taught English for 24 years; firstly at H.M. Borstal, Feltham, in Middlesex, and then in a Further Education college in West Sussex.
My interest in organic history arose unexpectedly in the early 1980s. One day I bought on spec a secondhand copy of a book by the ruralist and topographer H. J. Massingham, called The Wisdom of the Fields. Many years later, my doctoral supervisor Professor Ted Collins mused sceptically: "That's the sort of title that either turns you on or it doesn't". But in fact it was the content which appealed to me, with its descriptions of the variety and plenitude of mixed farming; and so I started to explore Massingham's other works and then the writings and ideas of his associates.
In 1986 I sent an article on Massingham to Resurgence magazine, and this proved a timely submission. The editor Satish Kumar had recently visited Eve Balfour, doyenne of the organic movement, and he commissioned me to edit an anthology of writings by the movement's pioneers. This was published by Green Books as The Organic Tradition, in 1988.
With conditions in the FE sector deteriorating rapidly thanks to the Conservative government's removal of colleges from local authority control in 1993, I decided to undertake a part-time doctorate at the University of Reading, building on my knowledge of the organic movement's history. By 1998 it was clear that the demands of my job were endangering the completion of my thesis, and at the end of that year I gambled on finding enough part-time work to enable me to survive while I pursued research. I had uncovered much material which had been completely forgotten, and which gave a very different, and intriguing, perspective on the organic movement from the conventionally accepted view. These discoveries could not be allowed to go to waste, and in 2000 I graduated, the examiners judging my thesis (The Natural Order: Agriculture, Society and Religion in Britain, 1924-1953) to be "outstandingly good".
I was fortunate in that Floris Books, for who in 1996 I had edited a collection of writings by the philosopher John Macmurray, were interested in publishing a book based on my thesis: this appeared in 2001 entitled The Origins of the Organic Movement. It described the agricultural, social and religious context from which the movement emerged during the 1930s and '40s, and provoked much discussion about the extent to which there was continuity between the movement's early days and its growth from the 1970s onwards.
Once Origins had appeared, it was a natural progression to consider researching the period from 1945 to the point, around the mid-1990s, when the organic movement became more high-profile and consumer-oriented. What had happened during the apparently quiet period of the 1950s and '60s, and how had the younger generation who came to the fore following the oil crisis of the mid-1970s related to their elders and then displaced them? Without adequate funding it would be difficult to find out, but I was fortunate to receive support from the Soil Association (with no strings attached), and from certain private individuals.
The 50 years from 1945 onwards proved as fascinating as the earlier decades had been. It became clear that many gifted and dedicated figures had helped the movement survive during a long period of struggle, and that their efforts deserved to be remembered. Many of them were still alive, and it was important to preserve their memories, so I travelled a good deal to record interviews and, where possible, ensure that archival papers were preserved. I interviewed farmers, growers, doctors and scientists; people who had worked for the Soil Association, the Pioneer Health Centre, Working Weekends on Organic Farms, the Biodynamic Agricultural Association and the Organic Growers' Association. Though most of my research inevitably involved sitting and reading the various journals and the many books which the organic movement had produced, this task was lightened by the pleasure of meeting many interesting and hospitable members of the movement. To me at least, these people who committed themselves to the organic cause, often at personal and financial cost, and with their wide range of knowledge and experience, are considerably more interesting than the wealthy celebrities who, regrettably, so often provide the public face of today's organic movement.
It became evident that a great deal of valuable work and thought was being ignored or forgotten. Many former activists with much wisdom were potential resources of guidance which were not being drawn upon. Ideas which had been eloquently expressed and passionately debated disappeared and had to be laboriously rediscovered only twenty years or so later. Awareness of the organic movement's history and its prominent personalities should be a means of reducing such wasted effort, and of providing a perspective on the movement's current priorities. There is a wealth of material waiting to be unearthed.
The fruits of my research were published in 2011 in The Development of the Organic Network. Together with The Origins of the Organic Movement, it provides what can reasonably be described as the most comprehensive study of the British organic movement to appear so far; though there is much work still to be done.
From 1995 to 2013 I was a regular columnist for the Soil Association magazine Living Earth. The column, with its historical perspective, came about quite by chance and somehow managed to survive various changes of editor. In 2008 I joined the editorial board of Mother Earth, which the Association's then-Director Patrick Holden had revived. Holden saw its purpose as supplementing the consumerism of Living Earth and the technical advice of Organic Farming with a more philosophical approach and in-depth analysis. The Soil Association is currently reviewing the future of Mother Earth, with the intention of making it more centrally controlled, and I resigned from the editorial board in December 2013. I now write historical features for The Organic Grower, journal of the Organic Growers' Alliance.
In the autumn of 2012 I was offered funding by a charitable trust promoting positive health, and am now engaged in a research project looking at the history of initiatives which have tried to embody this approach (see Current Research).


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Saint Thomas the Apostle
Born 1st century AD Galilee
Died 21 December 72 Mylapore (modern day India)
Honored in Assyrian Church of the East
Catholic Church
Eastern Orthodox Church
Oriental Orthodox Churches
Anglican Communion
Lutheran Church
Respected and honored in Protestant Churches
Canonized Pre-Congregation
3 July (Roman Catholic Church's Latin, Syriac and Syro-Malabar component
21 December in the pre-1970 Roman Calendar)
21 December (Episcopal Church USA)
26 Pashons (Coptic Orthodox Church)
Thomas Sunday (the 1st Sunday after Easter, October 6, and June 30 Synaxis of the Apostles) (Eastern Orthodox Church)
Attributes The Twin, placing his finger in the side of Christ, spear (means of martyrdom), square (his profession, a builder)
Patronage Architects, Builders, India, and others.[4]
"Judas, who is also called Thomas" (Eusebius, H.E. 13.12) has a role in the legend of king Abgar of Edessa (Urfa), for having sent Thaddaeus to preach in Edessa after the Ascension (Eusebius, Historia ecclesiae 1.13; III.1; Ephrem the Syrian also recounts this legend.) In the 4th century the martyrium erected over his burial place brought pilgrims to Edessa. In the 380s, Egeria described her visit in a letter she sent to her community of nuns at home (Itineraria Egeriae):
"we arrived at Edessa in the Name of Christ our God, and, on our arrival, we straightway repaired to the church and memorial of saint Thomas. There, according to custom, prayers were made and the other things that were customary in the holy places were done; we read also some things concerning saint Thomas himself. The church there is very great, very beautiful and of new construction, well worthy to be the house of God, and as there was much that I desired to see, it was necessary for me to make a three days' stay there."
A Syrian ecclesiastical calendar of an early date confirms the above and gives the merchant a name. The entry reads: "3 July, St. Thomas who was pierced with a lance in India. His body is at Urhai [another name for Edessa or Urfa] having been brought there by the merchant Khabin. A great festival." It is only natural to expect that we should receive from Edessa first-hand evidence of the removal of the relics to that city; and we are not disappointed, for St. Ephraem, the great doctor of the Syrian Church, has left us ample details in his writings


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The Best Wrestlers in Every UFC Weight ClassJanuary 19, 2011
The Best Wrestlers in Every UFC Weight Class
I recently posted an article about the best strikers in every UFC weight class. This article will cover the best wrestlers in every division.
Wrestling has become one of the biggest aspects of MMA. If you do not have great wrestling or really good takedown defense, you will not survive long in the sport.
With the sport constantly evolving, you cannot afford to be weak in any area. Enjoy the list, and feel free to disagree.
Heavyweight: Brock Lesnar
I am going to start at the heaviest division for this article. For some reason I feel like even saying Brock Lesnar's name will cause controversy.
It is clear that he is a very dominant wrestler. In fact that really is the only skill he posses besides size and strength. Cain Velasquez has shown that he is a great wrestler as well, and I think he will take Brock's place as the best wrestler.
Also Brock has shown noticeable weakness in his wrestling against Carwin and Velasquez. For NOW I will place him as the best UFC Heavyweight wrestler. We will see if his wrestling will be enough when he faces off against Junior Dos Santos in the near future.
Light heavyweight: Rashad Evans
A division filled with differing opinions on who is the best wrestler. It could have been the Rampage Jackson who fought in Pride, but this isn't pride anymore.
Could it be perhaps Forrest Griffin, who has a very underrated ground game? The list goes on, and no matter who I choose in this division people will disagree.
Right now the most dominant wrestler in this division is Rashad Evans. He dominated Thiago Silva with his wrestling and most recently rampage Jackson. This is a skill he will have to continue to use if he wishes to beat Shogun Rua when they face off at UFC 128.
Middleweight: Chael Sonnen
Oh Chael Sonnen, I wanted to like you for giving Anderson Silva a fight. Then you tested positive for steroids. The list goes on about Sonnen's bad choices outside of the UFC.
Regardless, Chael Sonnen is by far the most dominant wrestler in the middleweight division. He has used his wrestling to throw his opponents around the ring in almost every UFC fight. I hope someday we can see his amazing wrestling in the octagon again but he was recently charged of money laundering and his fight with Yoshihiro Akiyama was given to Nate Marquardt.
Welterweight: Georges St Pierre
Finally! No question who is the best wrestler in this division. GSP has such good wrestling he has made the best wrestlers in the UFC look foolish against him. He has completely nullified all strikers with his dominant wrestling ability.
I feel bad for Jon Fitch, he will always be the second best wrestler and second best fighter in the division. John Fitch may not have the most exciting style, but he definitely gets the job done. George St-Pierre will face off against Jake shields at UFC 129. This should be an easy fight for GSP but anything can happen. Jake shields wouldn't be fighting him if he didn't have a legitimate shot.
Lightweight: Gray Maynard
Gray Maynard just can't catch a break. First He defeated Frankie Edgar earlier in his career and kept an undefeated record. His wrestling based style of fighting caused him to get a title shot later then Edgar.
Many believed Maynard deserved the title shot first. I am glad Edgar received the shot first. If he didn't we wouldn't have such a great storyline between the two would we? Then finally he has a chance to redeem himself against the man who has everything that he should. We all know that fight ended in a draw but at least we will see a rematch at UFC 130.
Maynard has proven himself as the best wrestler in the division and before his recent fight with Edgar he used his dominant wrestling to beat top lightweight Kenny Florian.
Featherweight: Chad Mendes
Chad Mendes is slowly rising up the featherweight ranks and I am sure he will receive a title shot down the road.
He has used his wrestling ability to score four consecutive wins in the WEC. He has an undefeated record and has a promising young career. He will soon enter the UFC octagon for the first time at UFC 126 against Michihiro Omigawa.
Bantamweight: Dominick Cruz
Dominick Cruz has proven himself as the best Bantamweight today. I feel as though many people are going to try to make a case for Urijah Faber.
Cruz recently faced Scott Jorgensen and put on a striking and wrestling clinic on his opponent. Many people felt that Scott Jorgensen would be the dominant wrestler and be able to control Cruz on the ground. This was not the case, and Cruz scored numerous takedowns in the fight.


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Orion is hands down the queen of Big Picture Farm's herd. Our very first goat (accompanied by Fern), she has brought us tremendous joy and delicious milk and stellar offspring year after year. It's difficult to express just how lovely this goat is -- always the easiest to milk, the first to kid, the exemplar of health and hardiness, the quietest and gentlest of the bunch. As 2014 marks the beginning of her 4th season as a milker, she is herself surrounded by daughters and grandaughters and even great grandaughters. (Click on the pictures link to your left to view some more photos of Orion.)
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Energized by an unprecedented home-run barrage featuring sluggers Mark McGwire and Sammy Sosa (see BIOGRAPHIES), in 1998 major league baseball produced a season that was hailed as the "greatest ever" by some experts. With two expansion franchises--the Arizona Diamondbacks and Tampa Bay Devil Rays--attracting more than 6.1 million spectators, National League (NL) and American League (AL) teams combined for a record paid attendance in excess of 70 million fans. World Series. The New York Yankees, baseball's most storied franchise, won their second World Series in three years and their 24th in 35 attempts by sweeping the San Diego Padres four games to none in the best-of-seven series. The Yankees kicked off the World Series in dramatic fashion, beating the Padres 9-6 at Yankee Stadium in the opener on October 17. The Padres built a 5-2 lead behind their best pitcher, Kevin Brown, but the Yankees roared back with seven runs in the seventh inning. Chuck Knoblauch stroked a three-run home...READ MORE


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We take the issue of personal data very seriously, as it should be. Let's be clear from the outset, we make a living by selling train tickets, not by selling personal data on the sly; so we will not sell on your data to unscrupulous merchants. This page is here to give you some essential (and some not so essential) information with regard to the law, so that you know where you stand. If you feel inclined to read further, the lines below explain how we collect information when you use our service. This enthralling page also specifies why we use and transfer your data as part of our job.
When you go down to the bakery to buy a nice baguette (not too well done), you're unlikely to be asked to declare your identity, age or email address. The transaction takes place in complete anonymity. If you pay with cash, you don't even leave any bank details behind you. Even when the staff in the bakery know your first name, it's quite unlikely that the bakery's marketing department will try to make a profit out of it. So, in small everyday business dealings, your personal data is rarely revealed.
On the internet, everything gets more complicated. When you make a purchase online, the merchant may ask you to transmit a whole stack of personal data, data that can be collected, used, transferred, amended, misrepresented, stolen and so on. So it's important to know what you're getting into before you make a purchase. Which is precisely why we publish our policy on personal data, so you know what we're doing with your data when you come to one of our booking channels.
1. Definitions
Let's begin by defining some useful terms.
- When we say "we" or "Trainline", we mean the company CAPITAINE TRAIN SAS, which is subject to French law.
- When we say "our service", we're not talking about tennis, but the ticket booking service set up by the company CAPITAINE TRAIN SAS – that means us.
- When we say "you" or "user", we mean the private individuals or professionals who have chosen to use our service – that means you.
- When we say "iOS application" or "Android application", we mean our application for iPhone and iPad in the first instance, and our application for Android in the second, two applications that you can download for free from our friends at Apple and Google.
2. Consent
"Thinking about it, means no." — Alain, Philosopher
"Consent means saying yes." — Julie, Lawyer.
When you land on our website, we cannot ring your doorbell to have you sign a paper certifying you agree with our privacy policy. Therefore, we must do otherwise. We consider that if you use our service, then you understand and accept that your personal data may be collected, used, stored and transferred to third parties as we explain below. In other words, if you play the game, you accept the rules.
Generally speaking, we use your data to offer you a service you requested, fulfill our legal obligations, respond to a legitimate need, or with your consent.
In certain cases, when it seems necessary, we will explicitly ask you to give us your consent to use your data – you'll spot this easily because you'll probably have a box to tick. This happens, for example, at the moment you register on our website, since we ask you whether or not you want to receive our promotional emails, in order to use your email address to send you our news.
3. Changes
One day, or maybe one night, Trainline might change its privacy policy. If a significant change were to be made to this page, we would place a very visible banner on our website or send you an email to alert you.
4. Right of inspection
You may consult, amend, or request the deletion of your personal data by sending us an email at the following email address: email@example.com.
5. Account closure
If you have created an account on our website or in our applications, and you want to close it, write to us using our contact form. Once your request has been received, we will deactivate your account and make your data unusable while we're at it. After they have been archived, old accounts are stored on our servers for some time, in case we need them as an evidence, for example in case of a fraud, outstanding payments, legal disputes, criminal investigations or any other recourse permitted by law.
6. Questions and contact
If you have any questions about the content of this page, we'd be delighted to answer them. Drop us a line by email at firstname.lastname@example.com or by post at the following address:
Trainline 20 rue Saint-Georges 75009 Paris FRANCE
Your personal data may be found on our servers for the following reasons:
1. You directly provide us with the data
Data does not appear from nowhere, it is provided by you. When you buy a ticket on our website or our applications, when you write to our customer service, when you publish a comment on our blog, or when you communicate with us, you provide us with personal data every time. This information may, for example, contain your name, date of birth, gender, discount or loyalty cards, email address, telephone number, bank details, or even your purchasing history. This is also the case for all the information you provide us about the passengers for whom you book tickets. By the way, we assume that you have informed your passengers and obtained their consent from the moment you transmit their personal data.
2. You transmit the data to us passively
Without you supplying information directly through the forms, we also collect and process information on the use you make of our service. We use the wording passive collection to designate the data we put in a register, like a court clerk, to reconstruct the sequence of your visits. This basically means all the traces you leave behind every time you take any action on our website. This register could contain, for example, your IP address, the date of your last log in, the browser used, ticket purchases, and after sales operations carried out on your tickets.
3. Cookies and monitoring technologies
When you use our website, we implement little files on your machine, called cookies. These cookies may have been created by us or by third party service providers when we use their tools, like Google or Microsoft. Whether they come from us or from third parties, cookies are used to measure how you use our site and our applications, to generate statistics and improve our interface. Third parties such as Google and Microsoft may also use cookies to offer you tailored advertising when you use their respective search engines. To find out more about our use of cookies, visit our dedicated page.
We use and transmit personal data in the following cases:
1. When you book and pay for tickets
We don't have our own trains. So we have to make commercial agreements with the people who run the trains, so that we can offer their tickets on our site and on our applications. Consequently, the majority of the information we request from you is actually the information required by the carriers we work with. We cannot sell you tickets without your personal data, or without the help of our service providers and the carriers, because we don't have our own trains, or our own bank, or our own payment platform – and we don't expect to branch out any time soon.
As travellers' personal data is a big deal for carriers, you must provide accurate information about yourself and your passengers. For example, the ticket inspector has the right to request ID to confirm that the date of birth given at the time of purchase is correct.
2. To promote our service and send you newsletters
For example, if you give us your email address when you create an account on our site, and you tick the box that lets you receive our promotional emails, then it is possible for us to use your address to send you a reminder email a few days later to remind you the benefits of our service. You can decide not to receive our promotional emails again by using the unsubscription link at the bottom of these emails.
3. To offer you services tailored to your needs
Like everybody, to keep our service running, we promote it with online or offline advertising as well as with promotional emails for those of you who consented to receive these. And to be sure that this is not completely off the mark, we analyse your habits with the help of service providers, so we can propose offers which fit your interests. For example, we're not going to tell you about Spanish trains if we can see that you're travelling to Germany all the time.
4. To collect your payments
When you buy a ticket through our service, you give us access to your bank details. We can then send you transactional emails, payment receipts, direct debit authorisations and alerts in case of any glitches with your bank. We use a service provider to make payments secure. This service provider therefore has access to your billing information, too, but not to your travel details, or information about your passengers, tickets or purchasing history. To make sure your payments don't get lost, we only work with service providers we trust to be reliable.
5. To improve our service
This means that we collect information on how you use our service through cookies, and that we share this information with third party analysis tools, like Google Analytics.
6. For purchases you make without an account or without logging in
For a few months it is not necessary to register with our site to be able to buy a ticket. If you don't have an account with us, or if you use our site without logging in to your account, then any purchases you may make outside your account will not appear in your account history. Each purchase made outside your account is considered an independent purchase, and we register it as such each time, so that we can find a trace of your order if you need any help. The personal data you provide when making a purchase without an account will be dealt with in the same way as in all other transactions.
7. To troubleshoot your problems
Our customer services department may communicate with you about your account, tickets or payment, in order to help you. Whatever happens, we will only stick our nose into your account when you ask us to.
8. For internal statistics or surveys
This means we can use your personal data to generate statistics on our users or ask you to participate in our own surveys.
9. To combat fraud
We may use part of your data to protect us against fraudsters.
We can only share your personal data with the persons listed below:
1. With carriers
In general, we do not control how carriers use your data. But here are the most common uses, for your information. To find out more, we suggest you read their privacy policies to see how your data will be used.
A. For ticket bookings and sales
We share certain elements of your information with carriers, because they need them to issue your ticket, or to enable you to take an option on a ticket. For example, when you buy a Eurostar e-ticket using our service, we have to transmit certain information to Eurostar, such as your name, surname, and date of birth, without which the sale would be impossible. In any case, we only transmit what the carrier requests, nothing more.
B. For cancelled trains and other glitches
We may transmit your email address or your telephone number to certain carriers, so that they can contact you if they need to. For example, if your Eurostar train is cancelled, Eurostar may wish to reach you by email, to warn you and suggest an alternative.
C. To pay certain e-tickets and send them by email
Certain carriers have their own payment and e-ticket distribution systems; in other words, they take care themselves of the transaction with your bank before sending the e-tickets to you via e-mail. To allow them to do so, we provide them with certain elements of your information, this is the case for iDTGV, for example.
D. For carriers' loyalty schemes
We take into account discount and loyalty cards issued by the majority of carriers. Consequently, if you register your discount or loyalty cards with us, we will take them into account when we search for your tickets, to offer you the best rates and the best benefits. When you buy a ticket at a discounted rate, or with a loyalty card, we send your card number to the carrier, so that you can benefit from the reduction or collect your loyalty points. In exchange, the carriers can use this data to send you emails as part of their respective loyalty schemes. For example, you might receive emails sent by the carrier, telling you that you can benefit from a discount on your next train journey.
2. With our service providers
As we are now part of the Trainline group, we use Trainline to provide a variety of services. We also use service providers to carry out (always under our instructions and uniquely on our behalf) some of the activities mentioned above. For example, we use a service provider for the secure management of your payments and we send them your payment details when you get to the check out.
3. With the authorities
We may be legally obliged to send certain data to the police or customs authorities, or even government or administrative agencies. This could be, for example, in the case of fraud detection or prevention.
4. With your company's travel agency
If you use Trainline for Business, our ticket buying service for companies, then we may send the details of your professional journeys to your company or the travel agency appointed by your company to manage your business travel. If you also use Trainline for your personal journeys, through an individual account, the details of your personal journeys will not be provided to your employer.
5. With a possible buyer
We may transfer your information as part of a takeover, merger, or reorganisation of the Trainline group. In this kind of case, the confidentiality of your data and your rights in relation to your data will always be respected.
6. With social networks
When you create an account on our website, you can register using your Facebook or Google account. These functionalities are based on cookies, which can, in the process, collect information about you, such as your IP address, or the pages you visit. As we cannot control the actions of Facebook or Google, we cannot answer for information you supply to us through the intermediary of these social networks. Your interactions with the functionalities offered by Facebook and Google are subject to the privacy policies of these companies.
7. With nobody else
We make a living by selling train tickets, not data. So we do not sell your data to third parties. If we were ever to significantly change our policy, we would keep you informed, because such a change would have serious implications for you.
1. Data transfer outside the EU
We use certain service providers based in the United States. For example, when you search for a ticket on our website, you enter the information about your journey, like your departure date or your arrival station, this information then crosses the Atlantic and transit via the United States to reach the service provider who helps us give you the rates and train times you need. Now, to cut a long story short, American law provides less protection than European legislation when it comes to the privacy of personal data. When we take your data out of Europe, we therefore ensure that these transfers are always carried out with contractual clauses from the European Commission, home clauses, you might say, or other protections approved by European law, intended to guarantee data processing that complies with the demands of the old continent. In other words, we don't work with service providers who can't pull themselves up to the standards of European regulations.
2. Localisation of data
We may need to pick up and record your IP address, to deduce your approximate geographic location.
B. Geolocation of your telephone
When you choose your departure station from our iOS or Android application, you can select the name of the station from our search form, or you can ask our application to use the GPS on your mobile to geo-locate you and suggest your nearest stations. If you do not want your mobile to give us your geographic position, deactivate the GPS function on your telephone, or at least refuse Trainline the option of geo-locating you.
We do our utmost to preserve your personal data and prevent it from being stolen, damaged or misrepresented. If you have created an account with us by selecting the duo: user name and password, we recommend that you keep your password safely tucked away. As your travel details are sensitive information, we don't have access to your password. We cannot therefore resend your password if you suffer a memory lapse. You can however change it at any time on our website.
Links to third parties
Our website and applications may contain links that redirect you to third party websites. By following these links, you are leaving our garden – that is to say, our privacy policy does not apply anymore. We are not responsible for what the sites we direct you to might do with your data. We therefore encourage you to read their policy on the matter carefully before your go wandering through their web pages.
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I can't believe that Allie's first Christmas is almost here! I have been looking forward to it so much in the last 10 months; actually I have been looking forward to my first Christmas as a mom for much longer than that. Her room was probably my favorite room to decorate in the whole house. I have always pictured putting a little Christmas tree in my child's room; later, she can decorate it with things that she makes or picks out herself. She loves everything I picked for her this year: soothing, soft, and touchable. Perfect for a baby.
Her tree has a simple angel on top, a fuzzy yarn garland, these adorable felted wool animals from West Elm, and some muslin and tulle stars that I made. She loves to take the animals off the tree and play with them.
I made a few cone trees for her nightstand: muslin ruffles, yarn, and twine.
I added a few simple touches to her bookshelf. I was originally going to hang the words on the tree, but I liked them better here.
I added a small boxwood wreath over the dresser and a stocking with some fresh greenery.
My absolute favorite thing ever: angel wings on her crib. Merry Christmas, little angel!


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35842 Caron v. Alberta
Constitutional law — Language rights
On appeal from a judgment of the Alberta Court of Appeal, 2014 ABCA 71, setting aside the acquittals entered by Wenden Prov. Ct. J., 2008 ABPC 232.
C and B were charged with traffic offences under the Alberta Traffic Safety Act and the Use of Highway and Rules of the Road Regulation, which were enacted in English only. Both claimed that the law and regulation were unconstitutional because they were not enacted in French, and further that the Alberta Languages Act was inoperative to the extent that it abrogates what they claimed was a constitutional obligation on the part of Alberta to enact, print and publish its laws and regulations in both French and English.
In 1870, the vast western territories under the control of the Hudson's Bay Company became part of Canada. The terms of this Canadian expansion were largely the result of negotiations and agreement between Canadian officials and representatives of the territories. The result was that the new province of Manitoba was added by the Manitoba Act, 1870. Further, the remainder of what had been the North‑Western Territory and Rupert's Land — a vast land mass including most of what is now Alberta, Saskatchewan, Nunavut, the Yukon, the Northwest Territories, and parts of Ontario and Quebec — was annexed as a new Canadian territory under federal administration by the 1870 Rupert's Land and North‑Western Territory Order (the "1870 Order"). The Manitoba Act, 1870 expressly provided for legislative bilingualism. The 1870 Order did not.
C and B contend, however, that legislative bilingualism was in fact guaranteed for both areas and therefore extends to the modern province of Alberta, which was created out of the new territory. Their argument is intricate and has changed over time, but rests on one key proposition: an assurance given by Parliament in 1867 (the "1867 Address") that it would respect the "legal rights of any corporation, company, or individual" in the western territories must be understood as a promise of legislative bilingualism. And that promise is an entrenched constitutional right because the 1867 Address became a schedule to the 1870 Order, which is part of the Constitution of Canada by virtue of s. 52(2)(b) and the Schedule to the Constitution Act, 1982. Their challenge was successful at trial, but was rejected by the summary conviction appeal court and by the Court of Appeal.
Held (6:3) (Abella, Wagner and Côté JJ. dissenting): The appeals should be dismissed.
Per McLachlin C.J. and Rothstein, Cromwell, Moldaver, Karakatsanis and Gascon JJ.:
Alberta is not constitutionally obligated to enact, print and publish its laws and regulations in both French and English. C and B's position is inconsistent with the text, context, and purpose of the documents on which they rely and must be rejected. Absent some entrenched constitutional guarantee of legislative bilingualism, a province has the authority to decide the language or languages to be used in its legislative process. Clearly, a province may choose to enact its laws and regulations in both French and English. But one cannot simply infer a guarantee of legislative bilingualism that would override this exclusive provincial jurisdiction absent clear textual and contextual evidence to support an entrenched right.
Linguistic rights have always been dealt with expressly from the beginning of Canada's constitutional history. It has never been the case that the words "legal rights" have been understood to confer linguistic rights. The words "legal rights" in the 1867 Address cannot support a constitutional guarantee of legislative bilingualism in the province of Alberta. Contemporaneous guarantees of language rights were explicit and clear. The Canadian Parliament knew how to entrench language rights and did so in the Constitution Act, 1867 and the Manitoba Act, 1870 in very similar and very clear terms. The total absence of similar wording in the contemporaneous 1867 Address or 1870 Order counts heavily against C and B's contention that the words "legal rights" should be understood to include language rights.
In fact, the contemporary discussions show that neither Canada nor the representatives of the territories ever considered that the promise to respect "legal rights" in the 1867 Address referred to linguistic rights. Rather, the contemporary evidence shows that the territorial representatives considered that their linguistic rights had been assured through the Manitoba Act, 1870, not 1870 Order, and not the 1867 Address, which is annexed as a schedule to the 1870 Order. In addition, the parliamentary debates related to the adoption of the 1867 Address show that language rights were not subsumed under the phrase "legal rights".
There is no doubt that the territorial representatives sought to entrench bilingual rights, just as there is no doubt they sought for the territories to enter Canada as a province. However, the contrast between the two contemporaneous documents in relation to legislative bilingualism could not be more stark. There is express provision in the Manitoba Act, 1870 for legislative bilingualism in terms that were very similar to those used in s. 133 of the Constitution Act, 1867. However, in the 1870 Order, there is no express reference to legislative bilingualism. This strongly suggests that while legislative bilingualism was successfully negotiated and established for the new province of Manitoba, there was no similar agreement or provision for legislative bilingualism in the newly annexed territories.
The purpose of the 1870 Order was simply to effect the transfer of Rupert's Land and the North‑Western Territory to Canada. To the extent that an historic compromise was reached to entrench legislative bilingualism as part of the annexation of Rupert's Land and the North‑Western Territory, it was entrenched in the Manitoba Act, 1870, and not elsewhere. C and B's position overlooks the failure of the territorial representatives to have the entire territories enter Canada as a province. Instead, the territorial representatives accepted a compromise whereby only a small portion of the territories — the province of Manitoba — would join the Dominion as a province, and the rest of the territories would be under Parliament's jurisdiction. This is no small detail. Many of the territorial representatives' demands were tied to the creation of a province and the existence of a provincial legislature (demands such as voting rights, representation in the Canadian Senate and House of Commons, and the subsidy to the province in proportion to its population). Like the right to legislative bilingualism, these demands were incorporated in the Manitoba Act, 1870, but the population outside the newly created province received none of these rights.
Furthermore, it would be incongruous for an 1867 document to embody a compromise reached only three years later in 1870. Rather, this tends to confirm that the end result of the negotiations was theManitoba Act, 1870 — a bill adopted at the culmination of the negotiations.
To be sure, it is possible that parties to a negotiation could agree to give effect to an agreement by entrenching an older document. In the present case, however, this is implausible. B's assumption that the British government could effectively entrench the compromise regarding legislative bilingualism reached in 1870 — by incorporating as a schedule an 1867 document issued not by the British government but by the Canadian government, one that makes no specific reference to language rights — is purely speculative.
One cannot simply resort to the historical evidence of the desires and demands of those negotiating the entry of the territories, and presume that those demands were fully granted. It is obvious that they were not. The Court must generously interpret constitutional linguistic rights, not create them. It must look at the ordinary meaning of the language used in each document, the historical context, and the philosophy or objectives lying behind the words and guarantees.
Accepting C and B's position that legislative bilingualism was entrenched for all of the annexed territories in 1870 would require holding that the understanding of the status of legislative bilingualism in the new province of Alberta was fundamentally misunderstood by virtually everyone involved in the debate in the House of Commons at the time the province was created. However, federal legislation and the related debates in relation to the new North‑West Territories in 1875 and 1877 show that no one involved thought that there had been any guarantee of legislative bilingualism in 1870.
Finally, in 1988, this Court held in R. v. Mercure, [1988] 1 S.C.R. 234, that there was no entrenched right to legislative bilingualism in Saskatchewan and the constitutional position of Alberta on this point is indistinguishable. If C and B's position is right, Mercure was wrong. Although the English text of the1867 Address remains unchanged, the French text has evolved over time. In the initial version published in the Journaux de la Chambre des communes du Canada, the phrase "legal rights" is translated as "droits acquis". But in the text of the 1867 Address that was eventually annexed as a schedule to the 1870 Order, the phrase used is "droits légaux". In any event, the analysis in this case does not depend upon which version of the French text is used. Whether the French version reads "droits acquis" or "droits légaux", the conclusion remains the same.
Per Abella, Wagner and Côté JJ. (dissenting):
Alberta is constitutionally required to enact, print and publish its laws and regulations in both French and English. This is because the historic agreement between the Canadian government and the inhabitants of Rupert's Land and the North‑Western Territory contained a promise to protect legislative bilingualism. That agreement is constitutionally entrenched by virtue of the 1867 Address, which stated that upon Great Britain's agreeing to transfer the territories, Canada would provide for the "legal rights" of any individual therein.
The constitutional status of the 1867 Address is reaffirmed in the modern context by virtue of it being annexed to the 1870 Order, which is a constitutional document pursuant to s. 52(2)(b) of and the Schedule to the Constitution Act, 1982. The principles of constitutional interpretation must therefore be applied to the 1867 Address in order to establish the meaning of the term "legal rights". Properly understood, the constitutional compromise that gave rise to the promise to respect "legal rights" encompasses legislative bilingualism. Moreover, the case of R. v. Mercure, [1988] 1 S.C.R. 234, is not dispositive because this Court did not undertake an analysis of the compromise underlying the1870 Order.
The historical context leads to the unavoidable conclusion that there was a historic compromise regarding legislative bilingualism. The 1867 Address established a constitutional guarantee of legislative bilingualism throughout the territories annexed in 1870. The Address promised that, once the annexation took place, Canada would provide for the "legal rights" of any individual therein. By its very terms, this promise was a forward‑looking undertaking that was meant to be shaped by subsequent negotiations. The meaning of its terms must therefore be informed by those negotiations.
The historical record shows convincingly that the territorial representatives demanded legislative bilingualism as a condition of annexation, and that the Canadian representatives accepted that demand without objection — indeed, with assurances that it would be met. This demand for legislative bilingualism and its acceptance by Canada were grounded in the pre‑annexation linguistic rights and practices in the territories, including an established right to legislative bilingualism. This historical context shows that by the time the 1870 Order annexed the territories to Canada, the Canadian government had come to accept that legislative bilingualism was among the rights of the territories' inhabitants. Thus, when the documents are properly interpreted in their entire context, legislative bilingualism was included in the promise of the 1867 Address — itself incorporated into the 1870 Order— to respect the inhabitants' "legal rights".
Specifically, the historical evidence shows that linguistic rights were of paramount importance to the inhabitants, and that they demanded and obtained a promise that these rights would be protected. This conclusion is reached on the basis of six overarching points. First, bilingualism was indisputably well established throughout Rupert's Land and the North‑Western Territory in the period leading up to — and immediately following — the annexation. This was true of legislative bilingualism but also permeated the social and judicial fabric of the community.
At trial, the judge thoroughly canvassed the pre‑1870 legislative and judicial practices in Rupert's Land. His findings of fact are entitled to deference and may be disturbed only on the basis of a palpable and overriding error. He found that legislative and judicial bilingualism had existed before the annexation, and extended throughout the territories. He concluded that the French language had had equal and official status before the annexation. These commitments to bilingualism illustrate how deeply the French language was rooted in the region, and the fact that it formed an important part of the context in which the deal took place.
Second, legislative bilingualism was consistently demanded in the negotiations and met with no resistance from the Canadian delegates, who were eager to reach a compromise with representatives of the inhabitants. Third, it was necessary to negotiate with those representatives in order to proceed with the annexation. Fourth, the Canadian and British governments made a number of promises that assured the inhabitants that bilingualism would be preserved. Fifth, the governments kept these promises and conducted themselves in accordance with them in the years immediately following the 1870 compromise. Sixth, these linguistic practices, the demands that they be maintained and the promises to maintain them applied throughout the territories and were not confined to the Red River Colony.
The result of the negotiations was the addition of two new regions to the Dominion of Canada. That these new regions entered the Dominion pursuant to different instruments is no reason to ignore the singular context of the negotiations. The creation of the Province of Manitoba and the explicit protection of minority language rights in that province cannot lead to an inference that no such rights existed in the North‑Western Territory. Such an interpretation is inconsistent with fundamental principles of constitutional interpretation. Moreover, there is no evidence that the delegates simply capitulated and renounced their conditions as regards the extensive territory. The annexation was achieved not by conquest, but by negotiation.
The end result of the negotiations regarding legislative bilingualism was not the enactment of theManitoba Act, 1870 alone. Any other conclusion rests on the contrast between the Manitoba Act, 1870and the 1870 Order and, in particular, on the fact that the latter contained no express reference to legislative bilingualism. This contrast is a "red herring" and is of no help in this case. These two instruments are not really comparable, as they did not come from the same legislative authorities — the Manitoba Act, 1870 was passed by the Canadian Parliament, while the 1870 Order was issued by the British authorities. Furthermore, the 1870 Order contained an explicit promise to respect the "legal rights" of the inhabitants set out in the 1867 Address. This promise encompassed the protection of legislative bilingualism. In addition, the Manitoba Act, 1870 not only dealt with matters arising in the new province, but also in the territories. Therefore, a proper understanding of the safeguards for legislative bilingualism set out in the Manitoba Act, 1870 is that they effectively extended to the newly created territories. Finally, the annexed territories fell under federal authority. It was therefore guaranteed pursuant to s. 133 of the Constitution Act, 1867 that federal Acts applicable to the territories would be printed and published in both languages as a consequence of their being Acts of the Parliament of Canada.
In sum, after the annexation, there were two Canadian legislatures that were competent to pass laws in the annexed territories — the new Manitoba legislature and the Parliament of Canada. Both were under a constitutional obligation to publish laws in English and French.
In addition to the historical context, there are three principles of constitutional interpretation that must inform any reading of the 1867 Address. The first is that the Constitution must be interpreted in light of its historical, philosophical and linguistic context. The second is that constitutional provisions must be interpreted broadly and purposively. The third relates to the very nature of a constitution, which is an expression of the will of the people. The application of these principles to the 1867 Address leads to the conclusion that it enshrined a constitutional guarantee of legislative bilingualism that applied throughout the territories annexed in 1870.
It can be seen from the historical record that legislative bilingualism was in effect throughout the territories before the annexation. In fact, the Parliament of Canada delivered the 1867 Address in both languages. In the initial French version, the equivalent of the expression "legal rights" was "droits acquis". This initial translation is significant because it provides insight into the drafters' intent. The French term "droits acquis" is more naturally translated into English as "vested rights". Such a right can be defined as one based on "very strong expectations the fulfilment of which citizens had just cause to count on". This description of the rights that were to be respected and protected by Canada upon the transfer of the region is apt given the historical context. Canada was making a commitment in relation to the annexation of the territories. The meaning of the term "legal rights" is therefore anchored in the context of the transfer — it refers to the "vested rights" of the inhabitants. And legislative bilingualism was one of them.
In addition, representatives of the territories demanded legislative bilingualism as a peremptory condition for annexation, and this demand was met with no resistance from Canada. On the contrary, Canadian representatives offered clear assurances that legislative bilingualism in the territories would unquestionably be provided for.
Read against this background, the 1867 Address enshrined the promise of legislative bilingualism, and this interpretation is supported by subsequent documents, notably the Royal Proclamation of 1869. Finally, nothing in the Manitoba Act, 1870 negates this reading; indeed, that Act effectively ensured that legislative bilingualism would continue to prevail throughout the territories after the annexation.
In short, the historical record clearly shows that there was an agreement to protect legislative bilingualism throughout the annexed territories. This agreement was constitutionally enshrined in the1870 Order, which incorporated the 1867 Address, as is confirmed by the events of that period.
Reasons for Judgment by Cromwell and Karakatsanis JJ.
Dissenting Reasons by Wagner and Côté JJ.
Neutral Citation: 2015 SCC 56 Docket No. 35842


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