Timeline Entry Now it is time to create your own timeline entry. Please choose a piece of legislation that you think has contributed to the development of human rights in Canada. The contribution does not have to be a positive one. Your timeline contribution should: . Provide a summary of the legislation. This may include surrounding controversy. . Include the key people and governments involved and their specific contributions. . Answer the focus question: How did this change impact the development of human rights law in Canada? . Include a photo, video or reading link for your peers to consider. . Provide a list of the sources you used to answer the focus question. If you are in need of an idea, please choose from the list below. You are welcome to choose your own example. If there is an area of particular interest to you, please ask your teacher for a suggestion. . Sexual Sterilization Act, S.A. 1928; . Persons Case, 1929; . War Measures Act; . Wartime Elections Act, 1917; . Ontarians with Disabilities Act; . Universal Declaration of Human Rights 1948; . Any changes to the Elections Act; . Ontario Human Rights Code. There are many you could choose. You might try the Canadian Human Rights Commission timeline portal for ideas. Notice that it has been organized into categories: legislation that moved rights forward, legislation that failed to protect or promote human rights and some that were neutral. Access the Rubric Submit Your Work