Canada
- Constitution Act, 1867 (1994)
- Constitution Act, 1871 (1994)
- Constitution Act, 1982 (1994)
- Parliament
- Government
- Supreme Court
- Solon Law Archives
Constitutional Background
Canada, like Israel and New Zealand, has no written constitution in one single document, but rather a number of Constitution Acts.
History and News
- 30 Oct 1995: The Quebec referendum on independence failed by 1% on a huge 94% turnout; it won 60% of the French-speakers' vote.
- 1994: During Quebec's elections, the separatist party PQ (Parti Québéquois) wins a majority in the province Quebec.
- 1993: The Bloc Québéquois of Lucien Bouchard succeeds with a second position in federal elections.
- 1982: New Federal Constitution adopted against Quebec's wish to acknowledge its distinctiveness.
- 1980: A "sovereignty-association" of separatist René Lévesque was rejected by 60% in referendum.