In this podcast we discuss some of Canada’s international economic agreements, and how they are impacted by division of power issues regarding the economy. We will look at some ways in which the constitution is “amended” in practice - that is, the methods that may be employed to achieve a distribution of power between the two levels of government that is not strictly what one would expect from sections 91 and 92.

Hunt v T & N Plc. (1993)
Lovelace v Ontario (2000)
Hospital insurance and Diagnostic Services Act (1957)
Medical Care Act (1966)
Canada Health Act (1984)
Canada Assistance Plan 1966 (CAP)
Unemployment Insurance Reference (AG Canada v AG Ontario) (The Unemployment and Social Insurance Act) (1937)
AG Canada v. AG Ontario (Labour Conventions) (1937)
Winterhaven Stables v Canada (1989)
Reference re Canada Assistance Plan (BC) (1991)
Coughlin v Ontario Highway Transport Board (1968)

 
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