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February 21, 2021

HOW POWERS ARE DIVIDED BETWEEN OUR FEDERAL AND PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENTS

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Many issues in the news these days directly relate to Canada’s fundamental structure – the way legislative powers are allocated by our Constitution. Three examples come immediately to mind: how the federal and provincial governments are co-managing the COVID-19 pandemic; the way some provinces are contesting the Government of Canada’s carbon tax; and the application of language rights.

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