Revue de droit de McGill
Volume 66No3
numéro actuelmars 2021
Unpacking Entire Agreement Clauses: On the (Elusive) Search for Contractually Induced Formalism in Contractual Adjudication
Les impasses théoriques et pratiques du contrôle de constitutionnalité canadien
The Body as Me and Mine: The Case for Property Rights in Attached Body Parts
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The law, politics, and history of equalization in Canada
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Enshrined in the Canadian Constitution since 1982, Canada’s equalization program transfers federal tax revenue to provinces whose fiscal capacity is less than the national average. But since its inception, equalization has been subject to recurring public debate and controversy. In this episode we unpack Alberta’s 2021 equalization referendum with Professor Eric Adams from the University of Alberta’s Faculty of Law, and explore the constitutional legal history of equalization.
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