The Quebec Conference ,the second meeting held in 1864 to discuss Canadian Confederation, began on October 9, 1864. There was a major disagreement between those who favoured a strong federal government (Canada West) and those who argued for provincial rights (Canada East and the Maritimes). The delegates agreed to divide powers between federal and provincial governments. They also decided to have an elected lower house, the House of Commons and an appointed upper house, the Senate.
Quebec Conference delegates
The conference ended on October 27, and the delegates returned to their provinces to submit the Conference resolutions to their provincial legislatures.
The Canada Post Office issued the Quebec Conference stamp on September 9, 1964.
Essays
National Archives of Canada
National Archives of Canada
Issued Stamp
Designer: Ephrum Philip Weiss
National Archives of Canada
First Day Covers
Jackson/ Chickering
Overseas Mailers
Canada Post Office Announcement Cover
All-purpose Rosecraft envelope used to mail the announcement to Portugal
Kolor Kover
Usages
Domestic Forward Letter
Allan Bedding, Toronto to Londesborough, Ontario, November 5, 1964
5 cents forward letter rate
RCAF Station Holberg to Vancouver, September 11, 1964
Jackson/ Chickering
Overseas Mailers
Canada Post Office Announcement Cover
All-purpose Rosecraft envelope used to mail the announcement to Portugal
Kolor Kover
Usages
Domestic Forward Letter
Allan Bedding, Toronto to Londesborough, Ontario, November 5, 1964
5 cents forward letter rate
RCAF Station Holberg to Vancouver, September 11, 1964
