What Is True of Canadian Divorces and Remarriages

What is true of Canadian divorces and remarriages?

A) Most divorces, excluding those in Quebec, end in remarriage.
B) There are no negative consequences on family members.
C) The minority of people who remarry expect their new relationship to last for the remainder of their lives.
D) From the time of Confederation until 1968, impotence was the only grounds for divorce in most of Canada.
E) In 1985, the Divorce Act was amended again to include "living separately for no less than three years" as legitimate grounds for divorce.