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Hansard † [< Luke Hansard, d. 1828, printer of the journals of the British House of Commons] 
n. the day-to-day official record of speeches and debates in the House of Commons in Ottawa and in certain provincial legislatures.
- 1860 With regard to the debates in the Legislature, so far, I refer you to the Mirror of Parliament, an excellent Canadian Hansard, got out here by your old confereres, Taylor, Harvey, and others, and published by Thompson, of the Colonist.
- 1885 The expense of Hansards would not be very considerable if the legislators of the present day followed the example of such brevity as his.
- 1948 Debate may be carried on in either language in Parliament at Ottawa; Hansard the official parliamentary record is published in both languages, as are all bills and acts of Parliament. . . .
- 1963 Mr. Alkenbrack said it was true his name was not on Hansard but explained that as a new MP he was "sitting, listening and learning."
- 1860 With regard to the debates in the Legislature, so far, I refer you to the Mirror of Parliament, an excellent Canadian Hansard, got out here by your old confereres, Taylor, Harvey, and others, and published by Thompson, of the Colonist.