
Welcome to the Canadian constitutional cafeteria. Please remember to stack your trays by the door when you leave.
It was Pierre Trudeau, father of the current prime minister, who famously said many decades ago that Ottawa should be more than a “head waiter to the provinces” when it came to constitutional matters and national government.
Now, roughly 40 years later, his son is contending with an array of provinces who would like to see the federal government even further demoted — to a busboy, perhaps.
Blackie’s Star is worried!
