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Is quebec a part of the Canadian Constitution and if so when did they join?
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No they are not. Quebec refused to sign because the federal government didn't grant all their demands (recognition as a distinct society..,). Not so long ago, a Quebec provincial motion had been passed stating the 5 conditions needed to agree to sign, BUT the Constitution does apply in the province anyway.
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