Table of Contents

Introduction: What Went Wrong?
Part One: Two Visions of Canada
1: The First Century: Separate Nationalities
2: The 1960s: Coming to Terms with Duality and Quebec Nationalism
3: Trudeau and the New Federal Orthodoxy: Denying the Quebec Question
Part Two: Making a New Canada
4: Official Bilingualism: Linguistic Equality from Sea to Sea
5: Multiculturalism: Reining in Duality
6: Federalism and the Constitution: Entrenching the Trudeau Vision
7: The Failure of the Trudeau Strategy
Part Three: Failing to Repair the Damage
8: Bringing Quebec into the Constitution: Missing Two Chances
9: The 1995 Quebec Referendum: Making Sovereignty a Real Possibility
10: Conclusion: Is Separation the Only Answer?
Bibliography
Index

About the Author

Kenneth McRoberts is at York University.