Did Quebec reject the constitutional agreement of 1982?

Answer 1

Yes, Quebec rejected the constitutional agreement of 1982. The province did not sign the Constitution Act, which patriated the Canadian Constitution from the UK and included the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. Quebec's government, led by Premier René Lévesque at the time, opposed the agreement primarily due to the lack of provincial consent and the perceived erosion of provincial powers. As a result, Quebec remains the only province that did not formally endorse the 1982 Constitution.