In Canada,the Senate actually has what is called a suspensory veto,which means that if it does not agree to a constitutional amendment,then the amendment fails.

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In Canada, the Senate does not have a suspensory veto over constitutional amendments. The amending formula for the Canadian Constitution typically requires approval from both Houses of Parliament (the House of Commons and the Senate) and a specified number of provincial legislatures, depending on the type of amendment.

In Canada,the Senate Actually Has What Is Called a Suspensory