The increasing prominence of a presidential-style prime minister is steadily denigrating the traditions and institutions of Canadian democracy.


Introduction, p. 8 - Losing Confidence - Power, politics, And The Crisis In Canadian Democracy (2009)

Elizabeth May Quotes

The increasing prominence of a presidential-style prime minister is steadily denigrating the traditions and institutions of Canadian democracy.

The increasing prominence of a presidential-style prime minister is steadily denigrating the traditions and institutions of Canadian democracy.

The increasing prominence of a presidential-style prime minister is steadily denigrating the traditions and institutions of Canadian democracy.

The increasing prominence of a presidential-style prime minister is steadily denigrating the traditions and institutions of Canadian democracy.