Impacts of federalism on canadian public administration

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Canadian Federalism. Intergovernmental Relations and Public Administration

1.What is federalism? What are the main impacts of federalism on Canadian public administration?

2. Discuss the nature of intergovernmental relations and its impact on Canadian public administration.

3. WouldCanadian public administration be more manageable if Canada was a unitary state instead of a federal state?

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