The Charlottetown Agreement : a Saskatchewan perspective

Type

Book

Authors

Saskatchewan. Saskatchewan Justice. Constitutional Unit

Tags

Saskatchewan, Constitutional amendments -- Canada, Indigenous peoples -- Legal status laws etc. -- Canada, Constitutional amendments, Indigenous peoples -- Legal status laws etc., Charlottetown Accord (Canada)

Abstract

"The Charlottetown Agreement is a consensus for constitutional renewal reached among federal, provincial, and territorial governments, and representatives of Canada's Aboriginal peoples. It is the most comprehensive constitutional package since confederation in 1867, and as such is of historic significance. This document includes information on the Canada Clause, central institutions, aboriginal rights, Canada's social and economic union, the division of powers, and the amending formula."--Worldcat.org.

Description

23 pages ; 28 cm

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