Special episode: Peter Copeland, acting director of domestic policy at MLI, sat down last month with eminent Canadian political scientists Rainer Knopff and Ted Morton.
25 years ago Morton and Knopff’s seminal book, The Charter Revolution and the Court Party, offered an important counterpoint to the otherwise prevailing view that the Charter was an unmitigated good for Canadian society.
The discussion took place as part a broader conference entitled Reflections on the Charter Revolution in Canada at the University of Calgary’s School of Public Policy.
