Recently, Professor Philippe Lagassé reviewed the Supreme Court of Canada’s decision in the “Motard” case. He wrote in the Citizen, “Canada’s seven-year debate over changes to the rules of royal succession is over.” Maybe not. There is more to it. Read More
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Cox: Jettison the monarchy and establish a parliamentary republic in Canada
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