By William Walter Kay BA JD —— Bio and Archives--April 14, 2025
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Provincial secession may be the ‘amendment to end all amendments’ but as regards to constitutional law it remains just another amendment. In fact, it would be a constitutional amendment requiring approval from Parliament and every provincial legislature. Only upon acquiring such blessings may one boast of a legal right to secede. The Supreme Court unanimously settled this point. After Ottawa’s narrow victory in Quebec’s 1995 referendum, Jean Chretien asked the Justices to lay down the law regarding provincial secession. They responded with Reference Re Secession (1998).
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