33rd Anniversary of Defeat of Consensus Report on the Constitution in 1992 Referendum and Its Defeat – Anna Di Carlo – |
All Out to Support Striking Alberta Teachers!
Congratulations to Alberta Teachers Who Are Fighting for the Future of Public Education
• Alberta Teachers’ Association Breaks Silence on Bargaining
No. 10October 2025
UN General Assembly 80th Anniversary Session a Huge Disappointment
• Canadian Foreign Minister’s Unacceptable Speech to UN General Assembly
Palestine
• Palestinian Resistance Organizes for Ceasefire to Hold as Israel Continues Provocations
Resistance in Caribbean
• Hands Off Venezuela! Defend the Caribbean As a Zone of Peace!
• Collective Day of Action Demands Caribbean Be a Zone of Peace
• Call to the People of Our Region: On the Day of Action for Peace in the Caribbean
Cuba
• UN Member States Call for End to U.S. Blockade
• Condemnation of the False Accusations of Cuba’s Involvement
in the Conflict in Ukraine
• Celebration of 80 Years of Canada-Cuba Diplomatic Relations
Haiti
• UN Security Council Authorizes Another Foreign Armed Force
Mexico
• Fighting for the Sovereignty of the Peoples
Ukraine













On October 26, 1992 the establishment forces were defeated by the Canadian people when they held a referendum on the Charlottetown Accord. The Charlottetown Accord, formally entitled Consensus Report on the Constitution, was a deal to amend the Canadian Constitution struck by then Prime Minister Brian Mulroney, 10 provincial first ministers, two territorial leaders and four Indigenous representatives.

