‘Constitutions are never closed,’ says former Ontario premier Bob Rae

The issue with reopening the constitution debate isn’t about negotiating it, argues former Ontario premier Bob Rae, who was a lead negotiator during the 1992 Charlottetown Accord, the problem lies with closing the deal.

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