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There’s a better way—a document that evolves to depict the way things are now and the way we would like to be in the future. First of all, the constitution helps to define who we are. That’s part of the Canada Clause that I’ve men- tioned before. It describes the fun- damental In 1931 the Statute of Westminster decreed that the United Kingdom could never again control Canadian laws. It happened in 1982 when the Constitution came home. The upcoming referendum is an opportunity unlike the others, It’s a chance for ys to have a say in what type of country we want to build for ourselves and for our children. Changing the constitution—helping to chart the course for the future— A Network of Independent Member Brokers of the way we see Canada today. See people or groups are worried because they’re not mentioned specifically in the Canada Clause. They think this means they will be second class citizens. But the clause itself has the answer to that concern. 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The Canada Clause also covers: some elements that have been left out of our constitution for far too long. It recognizes that the First Nations have the right to self gov- ernment in Canada. That means the tight to promote their culture and language, to ensure the integrity of their societies and govern those societies themselves. It also recog- nizes that Quebec is a distinct soci- ety—not better, not worse—merely distinct. That’s a historical reali- ty—one of the building blocks of our nation and one of the things that makes us all distinct—distinct- ly Canadian. Another important section of the Charlottetown Accord talks about Canada’s Social and Economic Union. It describes what our gov- ernments should be trying to accomplish. It’s a section that the people of Ontario should feel par- ticularly good about—it grew out of a series of proposals that Ontario’s negotiators took to the bargaining table. Some items on the list weren’t even thought of as the work of government in 1867. But today Canadians count on certain things as key to our way of life. Here’s what the representatives from across our country felt must sat objectives for our social well- ing: — a comprehensive system of universal health care, run by gov- ernments and equally available across the coun! — reasonable access to food, shelter, and other basic necessities — high quality primary and sec- ondary education with reasonable access to post secondary education — the right of workers to orga- nize themselves and bargain collec- tively — and protecting and preserving the environment us the present and future generation: at’s not a aii list—just the bare bones of what govern- ments must try to provide ~ their citizens. T’'ve already decided to vote “yes .” If you need more information to help you make your choice, call my Milton office at 878-1729. 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