THE CASE FOR A SOVEREIGN QUEBEC

In: FP, Band 99, S. 69-76

Abstract

THE AUTHOR FEELS THAT THIS YEAR, A CLEAR MAJORITY OF QUEBECERS WILL CHOOSE TO GIVE THEMSELVES A REAL COUNTRY. THE CASE FOR INDEPENDENCE DRAWS STRENGTH FROM THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT'S INCESSANT INFRINGEMENTS OF QUEBEC'S JURISDICTION AND FROM THE DECISIONS OF THE CANADIAN SUPREME COURT TO SHORTEN THE LIST OF QUEBEC'S POWERS. THIS ARTICLE EXPLORES QUEBEC'S DETERMINATION TO BECOME A MEMBER OF THE FAMILY OF NATIONS WHICH ULTIMATELY STEMS FROM ITS OWN SUCCESSES.