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Chapter 1: 150 Years of Canadian Confederation: Is There Reason for Indigenous People to Celebrate? Chapter 2: The Post-Confederation Era Chapter 3: Canada's Constitutional Coming of Age Chapter 4: Through the Lenses of Legal Interpretation and International Law Chapter 5: Trialogue for Lived Rights: Canadian Women's Constitutional Activism in the Era of Patriation Chapter 6: Pioneering the Charter Chapter 7: Canada, its Constitution and its Peoples Enter the 21st Century: A Peaceful Global Template, but with Challenges Still to Overcome Chapter 8: The Canadian Rule of Law, Past, Present and Future Chapter 9: Canada's Diversity: Reflections on the Constitution, Rights and Equality at the Sesquicentennial of Confederation Chapter 10: Have Recent Efforts to Enliven Aboriginal and Treaty Rights Given a Reason to Celebrate? Chapter 11: Politics & the Canadian Constitution Chapter 12: Merging Public Law Silos and Canada's Evolving Constitutional Landscape