What proposed reform aimed to create an equal number of senators elected from each province and territory in Canada?

The Triple E Senate is the proposed reform that aims to create an equal number of senators elected from each province and territory in Canada. The concept of a Triple E Senate includes three key components: it advocates for an equal representation of provinces in the Senate, meaning each province would have the same number of senators regardless of population size, which is intended to ensure that smaller provinces have a voice equal to larger ones. Additionally, the "E" refers to it being an elected body, moving away from appointments to direct elections for senators, and the third "E" stands for effective, which indicates a call for the Senate to play a more significant legislative role.

The other options do not accurately reflect this specific proposal. For example, the Senate Reform Act does refer to changes to the Senate but does not specifically outline the equal representation aspect. The Pareto Senate is not a recognized term in the context of Canadian Senate reform, and the Equal Representation Senate may suggest a similar idea but is not the commonly used term associated with the Triple E concept.