Just last Thursday, we posted an item about a recent conversation happening on the website of our affiliated project, Bring Back the Act.  (You can read that post by clicking here.)  Today brings another exchange on the uniqueness of Canada’s Constitution that we hope is of interest to our Canadian Experience readers; it was sparked [...more]

An interesting online discussion came up on the website of our affiliated project, Bring Back the Act.  If you’re not familiar with this initiative, we are enlisting the help and support of all Canadians to bring back Canada’s original Constitution, The British North America Act of 1867 (The BNA Act), currently in London, England. As [...more]

The Canadian Experience Quiz series continues.  Information on the rules and prizes can be found by clicking here; and we will be posting Quiz #9 tomorrow morning, on (lucky) Friday August 13.  Since our last update here, we’ve posted quizzes #7 and #8; if you haven’t yet taken them, we hope you do.
UPDATE: Quiz #9 [...more]

Our affiliated campaign, Bring Back the Act, is continuing to spark attention, interest and discussion.  (If you haven’t signed the online petition, you can click here to access it.) It’s satisfying to see people speaking up and taking the time to post a comment, telling us not just how they feel about the campaign but [...more]

If you haven’t noticed already, last Friday we posted Quiz #6, our latest quiz. You can take the Quiz by clicking here.  Remember, you only need to submit your name and email address once to be in the draw for a special contest draw at the completion of our Quiz series.  Information on the rules [...more]

Many believe that July 1st signifies the celebration of Canada’s ‘birth certificate’, our original Constitution (aka, The British North America Act). Yet, our own country’s founding document doesn’t seem to have the same cache as what the American Declaration of Independence has to Americans or the Magna Carta has to Britains. Why? Could it be [...more]