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Canadian Charter of rights and freedoms

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History

 

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Jason R

 

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January 10, 2016

 

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University

 

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8 / 1961

 

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Power was distributed between the Federal and Provincial governments. Unlike the United States Constitution, there was no "Bill of Rights" that the government had to follow. In 1960, the federal government passed the Canadian Bill of Rights. This law statute was not part of the Constitution. It had no more power than any other law...
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It had no more power than any other law. The Bill spoke of fundamental freedoms, legal rights and equality before the law. But if a law itself was discriminatory, the Bill of Rights was generally not helpful. As well, the Bill only applied to federal, not provincial laws. Because Canada's original Constitution was an Act of British Parliament, it could only be changed by Britain...
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