Due to Canada's constitution,different levels of government work together on policy matters,particularly in the area of federalism and cost-sharing arrangements.Which of the following articulates the country legislative power and responsibilities?

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The Canadian constitution gives each level of government its own sources of revenue and the authority to pass certain laws. This means that although the federal government and provincial/territorial governments work together on policy matters, they each have their own areas of responsibility and decision-making power. This is what is known as federalism. Option A is incorrect because while it is true that some laws require consultation with the federal government, not all laws do. Option C is incorrect because it would be impractical for each level of government to consult with the federal government on all policy matters. Option D is incorrect because there is no requirement for regional studies or local authority before requesting changes to budgetary policy.

Due to Canada's Constitution,different Levels of Government Work Together on Policy