Description: For decades Canadian constitutional debate seemed largely dormant. But since 2021 provincial initiatives and amendments have reignited change, challenging assumptions, reshaping federalism, and offering new insights into unilateral and multilateral pathways of constitutional reform.
Brief description: Catherine Mathieu is professor in the Department of Legal Studies at the Université du Québec à Montréal.
Review Quotes: "This new volume is a timely intervention in a longstanding and very important tradition of constitutional scholarship in Canadian academia, in federalism studies, and in Canadian politics in general as a new generation of scholars takes up the mantle. It enriches the venerable State of the Federation series and is a rewarding and worthwhile endeavour on all fronts, especially for its readers." Guy Laforest, Université Laval