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... practice that all ten provinces would be granted their full powers under the BNA and that Ottawa would return to the provinces all the powers that it had assumed during the 1950s . It also instituted periodic meetings and consultations ...
... practice that all ten provinces would be granted their full powers under the BNA and that Ottawa would return to the provinces all the powers that it had assumed during the 1950s . It also instituted periodic meetings and consultations ...
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... practice in Canada can dif- fer greatly from documentary powers . While the Fathers fully intended to create a Canada with a stronger central government and weaker provincial governments than the United States , the exact opposite has ...
... practice in Canada can dif- fer greatly from documentary powers . While the Fathers fully intended to create a Canada with a stronger central government and weaker provincial governments than the United States , the exact opposite has ...
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... practice as a radio sports announcer and ringside commen- tator at professional wrestling matches did he lose his accent . He studied law at the University of Saskatchewan , worked as a labor lawyer , and served as provin- cial attorney ...
... practice as a radio sports announcer and ringside commen- tator at professional wrestling matches did he lose his accent . He studied law at the University of Saskatchewan , worked as a labor lawyer , and served as provin- cial attorney ...
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Political System | 117 |
Governmental Structure | 135 |
The Vanishing | 141 |
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