Quebec sovereignty

Separatism, sovereignty-association and sovereignty are terms that refer to the modern movement in favour of the sucession of Quebec from the Dominion of Canada?.

[+] History

positions

[+] Position:Quebec should have the legal right to declare sovereignty by an act of the provincial government.

[+] Position: Quebec should under no circumstances have the right to declare sovereignty.

[+] Position:Quebec should have the legal right to declare sovereignty only after a clear question, decided by both the Quebec government and the federal government, is supported in a provincial referendum in Quebec only.

[+] Position: Quebec should have the legal right to be sovereign only after a clear question, decided by both the Quebec government and the federal government, is supported in a national referendum.

[+] Position:Quebec should have the legal right to be sovereign if 50% + 1 of Quebec citizens support it in a provincial referendum.

[+] Position:Quebec should have the legal right to be sovereign if a clear majority (60-65%) of Quebec citizens support it in a provincial referendum.

[+] Position:Quebec should have the legal right to be sovereign if it legally guarantees the rights of its minority citizens before a referendum.

[+] Position:Quebec should have the legal right to be sovereign if it respects the rights of other communities, notably the Cree and the English, to remain part of Canada.

[+] Position: Quebec should not have the legal right to hold another sovereignty referendum.

[+] Comment: The point is being missed: It matters little whether or not Quebec should have the legal right to this or that.

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[+] History

positions

[+] Position:Quebec should have the legal right to declare sovereignty by an act of the provincial government.

[+] Position: Quebec should under no circumstances have the right to declare sovereignty.

[+] Position:Quebec should have the legal right to declare sovereignty only after a clear question, decided by both the Quebec government and the federal government, is supported in a provincial referendum in Quebec only.

[+] Position: Quebec should have the legal right to be sovereign only after a clear question, decided by both the Quebec government and the federal government, is supported in a national referendum.

[+] Position:Quebec should have the legal right to be sovereign if 50% + 1 of Quebec citizens support it in a provincial referendum.

[+] Position:Quebec should have the legal right to be sovereign if a clear majority (60-65%) of Quebec citizens support it in a provincial referendum.

[+] Position:Quebec should have the legal right to be sovereign if it legally guarantees the rights of its minority citizens before a referendum.

[+] Position:Quebec should have the legal right to be sovereign if it respects the rights of other communities, notably the Cree and the English, to remain part of Canada.

[+] Position: Quebec should not have the legal right to hold another sovereignty referendum.

[+] Comment: The point is being missed: It matters little whether or not Quebec should have the legal right to this or that.

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