Soup, salad and unity

Article Abstract:

Efforts to frame a new constitution for Canada have faltered again despite efforts by top government officials. Canadians desire a new constitution and officials might accept an incomplete constitution to meet the desires of citizens. Compromises might exclude Senate reform and self-rule for indigenous peoples.

Interpretation and construction, Constitutions, Indigenous peoples

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No to politics as usual: special-interest groups suffer a setback

Article Abstract:

Analysts say that the referendum defeat shows that Canadians want reform that will benefit individuals, rather than organized lobby groups. The government must allow the election of senators so that the public will have a part in decisions of major issues.

Referendum, Referendums

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A change of heart

Article Abstract:

Provinces and interest groups in Canada are in favor of constitutional changes, but these changes could have a negative impact on Canada as a whole. Key proposals focus on the Senate, aboriginal peoples, equalization and division of powers.

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