In the lead up to the 146th birthday of Canada, the national educational charity Your Canada, Your Constitution announced that it will undertake a multi-year New Canadian Constitution educational exploration process leading up to Canada’s 150th birthday on July 1, 2017. The process will give Canadians the opportunity to learn all about Canada’s Constitution and … Read more
The new national educational foundation Your Canada, Your Constitution (YCYC) released the results of its recent national survey of 2,024 Canadians that shows a majority of Canadians, 55 per cent, want to change to a Canadian head of state, while only 34 per cent want to continue with a member of the British royal family … Read more
The national educational foundation Your Canada, Your Constitution (YCYC) announced that it will release on Jan. 23, 2013 the results of the first-ever national survey on the question of restricting the powers of the prime minister and provincial premiers with clear written rules that can be enforced. More information is available online. Call 647-824-5959.
The new national educational foundation Your Canada, Your Constitution released the results of its recent national survey of 2,030 Canadians on the question of making Canada a fully independent country by retiring the British monarchy as the head of governments in Canada. The results show that a majority of Canadians 52 per cent want this … Read more
National educational charity Your Canada, Your Constitution released a summary of the launching conference it held in Ottawa. The main speakers, all experts, detailed how Canada’s written Constitution contains rules for the decisions and actions of the governor general and provincial lieutenant governors, and the prime minister and provincial premiers, but those rules are contradicted … Read more
The new national educational charity Your Canada, Your Constitution (YCYC) launched in Ottawa with a free afternoon conference and evening reception at the Chateau Laurier. YCYC will conduct research and undertake educational initiatives and programs about the history of, and ongoing development of, Canada’s constitution and governments. More information is available online. Call 647-824-5959.
