Thomas Mayne Daly was a prominent figure in Canadian politics, known for his early career in law and public service. He established a legal practice before transitioning into municipal leadership, where he spearheaded significant civic development initiatives during his tenure as mayor. His contributions laid the groundwork for substantial community growth through strategic financial planning. Daly's career reflects a dedicated commitment to public administration and development.
This book provides an in-depth exploration of Canadian criminal procedure in relation to preliminary hearings, summary convictions, and summary trials. It includes case law, statutes, and procedural guidelines to give a comprehensive overview of the Canadian legal system as it applies to criminal cases.
In this report, Daly provides a detailed account of his trip to Great Britain and Ireland in 1896 to promote Canadian immigration. He describes the conditions in the countries he visited, the potential benefits of emigrating to Canada, and the various programs available to prospective immigrants. This book is an informative resource for anyone interested in Canadian history and immigration policy.