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Justin Trudeau’s assertion last week that the government of Quebec has the right to unilaterally adopt changes to the Canadian Constitution in respect of matters that only affect Quebec and that the Constitutional amendments proposed in Bill 96 may be legally ratified in this way is preposterous on its face, a profound betrayal of the federal government’s responsibility to protect and defend the integrity of the Canadian federation and repudiation of his father’s key accomplishments. The idea that Quebec can autonomously rewrite the terms of its place in Canada is impossible to reconcile with the history of this question. The Meech Lake Accord was a failed attempt to amend the Canadian Constitution. It was unsuccessful because it was not ratified by all Canadian provinces. The key matter which the opposing provinces could not accept was a redefinition of Quebec’s place in Canada. Yet now the Prime Minister asserts that Quebec can do just this without reference to

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