Canada's Constitution Act,1867 does not even mention the words prime minister and cabinet.

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The Constitution Act, 1867 (originally named the British North America Act, 1867) does not explicitly mention the words "prime minister" or "cabinet." These roles and institutions developed as part of Canada's parliamentary tradition and are recognized in practice and through other constitutional conventions, but they are not directly named in the text of the Act.

Canada's Constitution Act,1867 Does Not Even Mention the Words Prime