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Random Members Of The Canadian House Of Commons With Military Service (J)report

  • [Name]: Henry Frank Jones
    [Elected Party]: Progressive Conservative
    [Constituency]: Saskatoon
    [Elected date]: June 10, 1957
    [Military service]: Royal Canadian Air Force (1941-1945)

  • [Name]: Warner H. Jorgenson
    [Elected Party]: Progressive Conservative
    [Constituency]: Provencher
    [Elected date]: June 10, 1957
    [Military service]: Canadian Army (1940-1946)

  • [Name]: Bud Jardine
    [Elected Party]: Progressive Conservative
    [Constituency]: Northumberland—Miramichi
    [Elected date]: September 4, 1984
    [Military service]: Canadian Army (1951-1954), Royal Canadian Navy (1954-1968), Canadian Forces Maritime Command (1968-1984)

  • [Name]: John Mason James
    [Elected Party]: Liberal
    [Constituency]: Durham
    [Elected date]: June 27, 1949
    [Military service]: Canadian Army (1940-1945)

  • [Name]: Leonard C. Jones
    [Elected Party]: Independent
    [Constituency]: Moncton
    [Elected date]: July 8, 1974
    [Military service]: Royal Canadian Air Force

  • [Name]: René Jutras
    [Elected Party]: Liberal
    [Constituency]: Provencher
    [Elected date]: March 26, 1940
    [Military service]: Royal Canadian Air Force

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In 1982, the Queen signed the Canadian Constitution Act and the Canadian parliament was given full power to establish and amend the constitution. In the second half of the 20th century, a number of french-speaking provinces in Quebec demanded independence, but the independent side of the two referendums (1980 and 1995) narrowly escaped with 40% and 49.4% of the vote. Since then, Canada has amended its legislation to make it clear that when the issues raised in the referendum in Quebec are sufficiently clear and supported by a clear majority, Quebec may enter into a consultative process with the government of Canada for secession.

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