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... federal and provincial powers , which is reversing a decades - old trend toward an ever more powerful central government . The center seems no longer to be holding and the parts are defining the whole . On- tario's premier , Bob Rae ...
... federal and provincial powers , which is reversing a decades - old trend toward an ever more powerful central government . The center seems no longer to be holding and the parts are defining the whole . On- tario's premier , Bob Rae ...
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... federal government was given the pow- er to protect the educational rights of reli- gious minorities , which meant primarily the English Protestants in Quebec and the Cath- olic francophones outside of Quebec . The BNA even spoke of ...
... federal government was given the pow- er to protect the educational rights of reli- gious minorities , which meant primarily the English Protestants in Quebec and the Cath- olic francophones outside of Quebec . The BNA even spoke of ...
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... government had to face squarely the obvious problem that Via simply was not viable . Federal subsidies had risen steadily ( totaling $ 1.6 billion from 1992-7 with an increase of $ 402 mil- lion in 2000 ) , and ridership had declined ...
... government had to face squarely the obvious problem that Via simply was not viable . Federal subsidies had risen steadily ( totaling $ 1.6 billion from 1992-7 with an increase of $ 402 mil- lion in 2000 ) , and ridership had declined ...
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Political System | 117 |
Governmental Structure | 135 |
The Vanishing | 141 |
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