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Page 457
... Ottawa stance was supposed to recover taxing power " usurped " by the Government of Canada . Federal - Provincial Diplomacy Traditionally , the Quebec autonomy demand meant defending ( more than exercis- ing ) the powers assigned to the ...
... Ottawa stance was supposed to recover taxing power " usurped " by the Government of Canada . Federal - Provincial Diplomacy Traditionally , the Quebec autonomy demand meant defending ( more than exercis- ing ) the powers assigned to the ...
Page 460
... Ottawa as Lesage unveiled the Quebec plan in lavish detail . It was more generous to contributors in benefits and , equally important from the standpoint of the leaders of the provincial governments , the fund that accrued in the Quebec ...
... Ottawa as Lesage unveiled the Quebec plan in lavish detail . It was more generous to contributors in benefits and , equally important from the standpoint of the leaders of the provincial governments , the fund that accrued in the Quebec ...
Page 498
... Ottawa's stance on resources with a new stridency in a position paper on the constitution , Harmony in Diversity , issued in 1978. Lougheed demanded broader powers of taxa- tion and clarification of provincial resource development as a ...
... Ottawa's stance on resources with a new stridency in a position paper on the constitution , Harmony in Diversity , issued in 1978. Lougheed demanded broader powers of taxa- tion and clarification of provincial resource development as a ...
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