Carney warns constitutional reforms 'difficult,' says he's after 'common solutions'
Carney said constitutional change is difficult and urged provinces to pursue practical fixes after about three-quarters of Alberta voters rejected separatism.
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Albertans have voted ‘yes’ to referendum questions on immigration. Here’s how Carney responded.
Prime Minister Mark Carney says the federal and provincial governments should work together to get immigration down to sustainable levels before Alberta takes steps to change the Constitution to do so itself.
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Carney warns constitutional reforms ‘difficult,’ says he’s after ‘common solutions’
OTTAWA - One day after Albertans voted to reject separatism, Prime Minister Mark Carney says he favours pursuing pragmatic "common solutions" with the provinces on issues under federal jurisdiction.
After the Victory of the Federalists in Alberta, Mark Carney Tempers His Remarks on the Constitution
Mark Carney closed the door that he had opened last week for amendments to the Canadian constitution.
Prime Minister Mark Carney is pleased with the results of the referendum in Alberta. Three-quarters of Albertans voted Monday to stay in the Canadian federation with a turnout of more than 80%. However, he opens the door to giving the province more immigration powers, but closes the door to constitutional change without locking it down.
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