de l'Œuvre et Fabrique de Notre Dame de Montréal, better known as the Guibord case, was a decision in 1874 by the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council...

for the British Empire, including Canada, on November 21, 1874. The Guibord case became a point of great political and religious controversy. The Institut...

the Index Librorum Prohibitorum (Vatican list of banned books). The Guibord case (see below) and the events of 1869 to 1874 marked the final decline of...

Joseph Guibord (31 March 1809 – 18 November 1869) was a printer in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, known for the quality of his work. Guibord was acknowledged...

At the time, no statutes formed the basis for this argument. In the Guibord case in 1874, the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council, at that time the...

Charter). Discussions of church-state relations also took place in the Guibord case of 1874. In 1955, the Supreme Court ruled in Chaput v Romain, regarding...

Robert Gravel (1945–1996), actor Joseph Guibord (1809–1869), patriot, buried through a court order in the Guibord case Doug Harvey (1924–1989), ice-hockey...

British Columbia election. September 2 – The Guibord Affair, violence resulting from the 1874 Guibord case, breaks out. Convent Scandal: During the winter...

part of the Canadian Centre for Architecture. 1875 – September 2 – The Guibord case occasions some ill feeling in Montreal, but by the energetic action of...

in 1851. Truteau became famous during the “Guibord case”, when he refused Christian burial to Joseph Guibord following a Roman decree obtained by the bishop...