الاسلاميون يعلنون حصول الدستور على تأييد غالبية المصريين في الاستفتاء

you make no sense mohammad...and yes, you can go to the vatican and do an islamic prayer in front of st andrew square, that is not only lawfully permitted...but also socially tolerated. very terrible irrelevant comparison.

But both constitutions guarantee equal rights and representation for all. Minorities are safe from the doctrines of the majority. Separation of Church and State. etc. etc.
Even illegal immigrants have undeniable rights.

Quebec has some autonomy but they are very much part of Canada. There are some tiny differences in the Charter of Rights & Freedoms, Meech Lake Accords, if that is what you are thinking. You can't compare a democratic and peaceloving country like Canada, to a backward state whose most dominant political party are the Islamist Muslim Brotherhood. You are talking about a party which seeks to strip many of their rights based on religious alone, implementation of Islamic law (which violates much of Canadian law), reduced rights for women, increased religious enforcement, censoring news media, blasphemy charges. Very bad comparison again, with all due respect. Not even Rene Levesque himself had that much animosity for the English as Ikhwani ilks have for non-Muslims and Muslims who do not follow their fascist ways.

Kanadian you are talking like religion is the source of all evil, which is, of course, ridiculous. Quebec NEVER signed the constitution to this day (I am not talking about the Meech Lake Accord, I am talking about the constitution...Quebec, with 24% of the population, to this day never agreed to the constitution) And yes, Canada is very much functioning even though Quebec never signed it. (Actually, the constitutions did not guarantee equal rights, are you forgetting about the Quebecois? Are you talking about Slavery in the US? They were both constitutionally sanctioned prejudices... And neither constitution was voted upon by the general populations...

You can't compare the Muslim Brotherood + Salafi party's to anything found in a civil state like Canada. In Quebec, people of all religions/atheists have equal rights -- these are not tangible. People of all colours, ethnic backgrounds have equal rights. The only ones that got a little bit jaded were the English, but not much. I liked in Quebec for years, never had an issue. With the party's in Egypt, you have one side who seeks to strip the side opposed of their rights based on the perception they acquired of Islam.

What you said is all besides the point...and by the way having a fundamentalist Christian like Harper in power and a separtist fundamentalist like Marois in power is also equally worrying. French laws passed in Quebec are quite discriminatory and Catholic school funding in Ontario is also very discriminatory so let's not fool ourselves, nowhere is perfect, nowhere has full consensus on a constitution..