Annual UCL Canada Lecture : So Near and Yet So Far: Lessons from the Quebec Referendum of 1995

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This is the Annual UCL Canadian Studies Lecture. This year, we are honored to have Sir Nicholas Bayne KCMG, former British High Commissioner to Canada, to deliver the lecture. In 1995 the people of Quebec voted only by the narrowest of margins not to separate from Canada. Yet Canada remains united twenty years later.

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