Volume 25.3 (2016)
Publication: Constitutional Forum
Published January 1, 2016 |
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SPECIAL ISSUE – The State of Canada’s Constitutional Democracy
This Special Issue of the Forum is a collection of articles presented at a Symposium held at the University of Toronto in February 2016 on “The State of Canada’s Constitutional Democracy”. The Symposium was organized by Cheryl Milne (Asper Centre for Constitutional Rights) and Professor Lorraine Weinrib (University of Toronto), and Patricia Paradis (Centre for Constitutional Studies, University of Alberta). Its purpose was to examine the extent to which current Canadian governance is complying with modern constitutional principles.
It is the organizers’ hope that the publication of these conference proceedings will broaden and deepen our understanding of the reform projects discussed at the “State of Canada’s Constitutional Democracy” Symposium that lie ahead.
Lorraine Weinrib and Patricia Paradis
Cheryl Milne, John Greiss, and Deborah Boswell
Josh Hunter
Mark D Walters
Cara Faith Zwibel
Vincent Kazmierski
Jennifer Raso
Charlie Feldman
Peter H Russell
Carissima Mathen
John D Whyte
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