Article(print)1995

THE CASE FOR A UNITED CANADA

In: FP, Volume 99, p. 78-88

JOHNSON, D

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Abstract

CANADA IS A POWERFUL EXAMPLE OF THE POSSIBLITY FOR PEACEFUL AND PROSPEROUS COEXISTENCE OF DIFFERENT CULTURAL AND LINGUISTIC COMMUNITIES WITHIN A FEDERAL STATE. THIS ARTICLE ASSESSES QUEBEC'S PROGRESS SINCE 1960, CANADA'S CONTRIBUTIONS, AND, THE CHALLENGES AHEAD. IT NOTES THAT THE MORE QUEBECERS DISCUSS INDEPENDENCE, THE MORE THEY QUESTION ITS USEFULNESS TO THEIR ABILTIY TO FLOURISH AS A PEOPLE.

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