Federal Electoral Boundaries Commissions, 2010s

Elections Canada created a website dedicated to Redistribution 2012, but it already started to sink into the obscurity of the World-Wide Web in 2023 and as of 2024 can only be accessed through the WayBack Machine.

Proposals 

• 1. Newfoundland & Labrador. 2012
• 2. Prince Edward Island, 2012
• 3. Nova Scotia, 2012
• 4. New Brunswick, 2012
• 5. Quebec, 2012
• 6. Ontario, 2012
• 7. Manitoba, 2012
• 8. Saskatchewan, 2012
• 9. Alberta, 2012
• 10. British Columbia, 2012

Preliminary Reports

• 1. Newfoundland, 2012
• 2. Prince Edward Island, 2012
• 3. Nova Scotia, 2012
• 4. New Brunswick, 2012
• 5. Quebec, 2012
• 6. Ontario, 2012
• 7. Manitoba, 2012
• 8. Saskatchewan, 2012
• 9. Alberta, 2012
• 10. British Columbia, 2012

Objections from PROC

• 1. PROC’s Report on Newfoundland & Labrador
• 4. PROC’s Report on New Brunswick
• 5. PROC’s Report on Quebec
• 6. PROC’s Report on Ontario
• 8. PROC’s Report on Saskatchewan
• 9. PROC’s Report on Alberta
• 10. PROC’s Report on British Columbia

Final Reports

• 1. Newfoundland & Labrador
• 2. Prince Edward Island
• 3. Nova Scotia
• 4. New Brunswick
• 5. Quebec
• 6. Ontario
• 7. Manitoba
• 8. Saskatchewan
• 9. Alberta
• 10. British Columbia

Representation Order, 2013 (Gazette)

Analyses

• 0. Loosemore-Hanby Index on the Census of 2011 & the RO, 2003
• 1. Loosemore-Hanby Index in the Proposals, 2012
• 2. Loosemore-Hanby Index on the Preliminary Reports, 2012
• 3. Loosemore-Hanby Index on the Representation Order, 2013
• 4. Loosemore-Hanby Index Comparing All Three Reports, 2012-2013
• 5. Changes from Proposals to the Preliminary Reports, 2012-2013
• 6. Changes from the Preliminary to Final Reports, 2013
• 7. Length of Names in the Proposals, Preliminaries, and Finals, 2010s