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Originally Posted by MacDaddy77
^ Thanks but then didn't they assign the control of resources to the governments and therefor the Provincial legislature?
The more i read the more interested I am, dangerous wormhole
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I posted this in the Alberta politics thread but the Constitution Act of 1982 lays out what that ownership entails.
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A new section of the Constitution Act, 1982 purports to clarify the extent to which provinces may manage their resources, giving them exclusive power to make laws dealing with the development, conservation and management of nonrenewable resources and forestry resources, and to regulate the rate of primary production from these resources. Parliament has paramount jurisdiction to regulate interprovincial and export trade in natural resources, and both levels of government are given full powers of taxation.
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