Legislative Merch

Description: A cartoon depiction of a young boy flanked by four anthropomorphic scrolls labeled 'LEGISLATIVE'. The scrolls are wearing hats and holding canes, with sad expressions. The boy also has a dejected look, with the text 'KID... AIN'T NO SONG CAN EXPLAIN THIS NOW!' prominently displayed above.

Description: Ontario has elected one of the most regressive, evil, small-minded, hateful governments it has ever seen. Doug Ford has only been in office since June 2018, and already he has cut so much funding, many families are fearing the worst. I personally know many many people who have lost jobs, or funding for programs they were involved in. He's working to privatize our health care, close our food terminal, and make class sizes absolutely unmanageable for teachers, among other things. He claims to be for the people, but his actions say that some people are more equal than others.

Description: An illustrative depiction featuring the legislative dome and public grounds of Regina, Saskatchewan. The scene captures the riverside park, local pedestrians, and the atmosphere of this prairie capital through a visual representation of local landmarks.

Description: A bold vintage-style James Madison design featuring the quote “Charity is no part of the legislative duty of the government.” This historical political quote design is perfect for fans of the Founding Fathers, American history, constitutional government, liberty, limited government, and classic civics debate. Great for history buffs, teachers, political philosophy readers, constitutional conservatives, libertarians, and anyone who enjoys sharp quotes from early American statesmen.

Description: Famous Britney quote

Description: Fredericton, New Brunswick circular emblem showing municipal architecture beneath a night sky filled with crescent moons and stars. The scene includes the legislative assembly dome, the city hall clock tower, and a bridge crossing the Saint John River. Three people paddle a canoe on the water, surrounded by pine trees and fiddlehead ferns. The typography at the upper edge reads Celestial City.

Description: Finally, a t-shirt to engage, support, and promote women who study legislative politics. For more information: http://www.womeninlegislativestudies.org/

Description: The visual elements display the city skyline and the legislative building dome located in Regina, Saskatchewan. Visual indicators include a bright sun overhead, cracked dry earth covering the ground, and a thermometer showing extreme Heat levels to represent the intensity of the warm seasonal weather.

Description: An illustrated depiction of Edmonton, Alberta featuring the provincial capital building, the North Saskatchewan River bridge, and a compass rose navigation motif. This artwork highlights the role of the city as a northern transit and cultural hub. It serves as a visual representation of regional geography and local infrastructure for those who appreciate the northern landscapes of Canada.

Description: A classic, retro-inspired travel graphic celebrating Winnipeg, Manitoba. The detailed landscape features a flat-color vector skyline showcasing iconic landmarks like the Manitoba Legislative Building, the Canadian Museum for Human Rights, and the Esplanade Riel pedestrian bridge under a stylized sunset sky. Arched boldly across the top is "WINNIPEG" in a heavy, navy blue collegiate varsity font outlined in gold. Styled in a vintage color palette of dark navy, muted purple, gold, and warm tan, this weathered layout brings a timeless streetwear aesthetic to casual everyday apparel.

Description: A stunning, heritage-inspired travel graphic celebrating Winnipeg, Manitoba, structured as a beautiful circular emblem. The detailed design features a woodcut-style engraving of a majestic American bison standing on a rocky ledge amidst blooming purple prairie crocus flowers. The background showcases the Red River, the iconic Esplanade Riel pedestrian bridge, and the distant downtown city skyline with the Manitoba Legislative Building. Arched boldly at the top and bottom are "WINNIPEG" and "MANITOBA" in a clean, dark navy-blue varsity block font, bringing a classic vintage look to everyday apparel.

Description: This illustration displays geographical and cultural landmarks located in Edmonton, Alberta. The visual representation includes the regional river valley, the local legislative building, train infrastructure, and native wildlife such as moose and beavers, framed by the northern lights. It reflects the community atmosphere and outdoor lifestyle found in the heart of the Canadian prairies, functioning as a representation for those connected to this provincial capital city.

Description: Schoolhouse Rock is an educational animated musical television series that uses memorable pop songs to teach children subjects like grammar, science, economics, history, and mathematics.

Description: This illustrative representation depicts the geography of Edmonton, Alberta. The scene features the winding river valley, the legislative building architecture, regional wildlife such as the bison, and the northern lights display above a coniferous forest and mountain backdrop. It highlights the natural heritage of this northern city for residents and admirers of the region, showcasing the river valley terrain and the expansive wilderness found within the province of Alberta.

Description: This visual representation showcases Regina Saskatchewan under its original heritage name. It depicts the provincial legislative building dome, bison skull bones, a live buffalo, stalks of wheat, a canoe, and local provincial floral elements. Bold typography text reading Pile O' Bones highlights the city's early history.

Description: A blue and black themed visual featuring the text Winnipeg, Manitoba and The Wholesale City. The central elements include a black bison silhouette, the legislative building dome, a statue on a pedestal, and the winding Red River. Shipping and cargo motifs such as a train, a container ship, a hand trolley, and labeled crates fill the composition.

Description: This composition showcases the landscape of Edmonton, Alberta. Elements include the legislative building dome, the Muttart Conservatory pyramids, and a bridge crossing the North Saskatchewan River. Transportation themes like airplanes, trains, and highway networks connect the horizon. The compass rose and globe represent travel and global connections within this prairie province location.

Description: Pile O Bones Regina Saskatchewan City Canada This local motif features the namesake of the capital of Saskatchewan. The composition includes the legislative building dome, bison skulls, wheat stalks, and a river flowing through the local landscape. Representing the heritage and geography of the prairies, this theme highlights the surroundings and landmarks of the region found in western Canada.

Description: This display showcases the capital city of Saskatchewan with a stylized representation of the legislative building dome and local park elements. The text features the familiar slogan referring to the city. Wildlife such as a squirrel and a rabbit appear near the water, while a sun sits above the skyline, capturing the atmosphere of the region.

Description: This composition showcases the urban and natural elements of Edmonton, Alberta. It features the Muttart Conservatory pyramids, the Alberta Legislative Building, and a locomotive crossing a river bridge. Surrounding elements include a bison, a moose, northern lights, and mountain ranges. The arrangement highlights symbols of the region and local wildlife in a clear, structured layout centered on the provincial capital.

Description: This composition depicts the city of Winnipeg situated in Manitoba. Visual elements include a bison, a polar bear, a beaver, wheat stalks, and wild flora. The scene features a central river intersection with small boats, a railway train, and the local legislative building dome. Compass directions and stars surround the central typography which references the established year of eighteen seventy-three.

Description: A cool design.

Description: "The first legislative session was held here in 1877. The building is topped with a 405-foot dome and is a convention of Renaissance Revival and Second Empire Style. Visitors can watch Illinois politics in action from balcony-level seating when the legislature is in session." - http://www.ilstatehouse.com This is photo of inside the dome showing the upper levels. The architecture is truly beautiful to see.