Canada’s Constitution is a combination of codified acts and unwritten rules known as constitutional conventions. The codified parts provide an unambiguous legal framework for the exercise of power. The uncodified parts are less clear and, at times, open to interpretation. The relationship between the prime minister and the governor general is guided by constitutional conventions as is the relationship between...
There’s nothing extraordinary about tension between a prime minister and his ministers. Nothing particularly unusual about disagreements between the Prime...