The Principal Difference Between Domestic and International Law Is That

The principal difference between domestic and international law is that

A) domestic law applies within a particular geographic area, whereas international law applies between different provinces.
B) domestic law applies within Canada. International law governs Canada's relations with other states.
C) domestic law applies between different provinces, whereas international law applies within a particular geographic area.
D) domestic law does not apply in Canada. Only international law applies.
E) domestic law applies within Canada, but only to the extent permitted by private international law.