Canadian  has proposed a bill that would allow Canadians to vote for . Such a change requires an amendment the  , however, the government believes that Harper's proposal bypasses the need for constitutional change. The only provinces that actually has had Senate elections are and . In 1989, then Prime Minister appointed to the Senate after he was elected in an Alberta-wide vote to fill a vacancy in the upper house.
Canadian Stephen Harper has proposed a bill that would allow Canadians to vote for . Such a change requires an amendment the constitution , however, the government believes that Harper's proposal bypasses the need for constitutional change. The only provinces that actually has had Senate elections are Alberta and British Columbia . In 1989, then Prime Minister appointed to the Senate after he was elected in an Alberta-wide vote to fill a vacancy in the upper house.
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