Scenarios about 'Canadian federalism'
Canadian federalism is the system of government that divides powers between the federal government and the provinces of Canada, established by the British North America Act of 1867. This arrangement balances national unity with regional autonomy, addressing the country's linguistic, cultural, and geographic diversity through constitutional provisions, court decisions, and evolving intergovernmental relations. In alternate history scenarios, Canadian federalism often serves as a point of divergence for exploring different power distributions, provincial boundaries, or Quebec sovereignty outcomes.
What If Quebec's Language Laws Took a Different Direction?
Exploring the alternate timeline where Quebec pursued a different approach to language policy, profoundly reshaping Canadian federalism, North American cultural dynamics, and Quebec's economic and demographic trajectory.
What If The Northwest Territories Implemented Different Resource Development Policies?
Exploring the alternate timeline where the Northwest Territories pursued a more autonomous, environmentally-focused approach to resource development, potentially transforming Canada's North and Indigenous relations.