The Canadian Constitution, the supreme law of the land, has been evolving from the colonial era to the present. The story of the constitution is the story of Canada itself: a reflection of the legal, social and political pressures that Canadians facing, as well as their choice as a society. In 1982, Canada "repatriation" of the constitution, the state's supreme law, the British North America Act, transferring from the British Parliament's authority, which is the connection with the past colonial ties, to Canada's federal and provincial assemblies. The Constitution also updated a new revision of the formula and the Charter of rights. During the 18 months of political and legal battles, the issue dominated headlines and the agendas of every government
