No doubt most of those reading and commenting here, applauded the
appendage grafted onto the Canadian Constitution know as the Charter
of Rights and Freedoms, by Pierre Trudeau — as a means of amending the 
constitution by other means than a vote in Parliament. 

Trudeau well understood that the Charter would enable the Supreme Court to rule an imbalance in power be made lawful within the 
precincts of power in Canada. As soon as the Charter was made law 
close to 80% of Canadians were made ineligible to participate in the meaningful running of their country.

Now the courts are empowered to make lawful any incursion 
whatsoever which is in accord with the peculiar notion of special 
rights for any and all outliers whom might lay claim to a singular
demand for a privilege not accorded the majority.

All that is necessary is for a claimant to assert their claim as religious
and demand some specious notion of it being a right. 

Redistribution of rights is the consequence.