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Trudeau constitution debate moves to House of Commons
A legislature report notes Prime Minister Trudeau's constitutional resolution shifts from Senate committees to the Commons for final debate. It cites extensive amendments by the NDP and Conservatives, concerns over provincial resource control, indirect taxation, and native rights, and questions the balance between Parliament and judiciary in a potential charter of rights. The writer warns the proposed rules could centralize power and limit voters’ recourse, urging clarity from MPs like Dauphin’s Laverne Lewycky.
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Joe Clark
Ottawa
Canada
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Ed Broadbent
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Laverne Lewycky