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The 1985 amendments to the Criminal Code in Canada marked a significant turning point in the country's legal and societal evolution. The comprehensive changes aimed to redefine Canada's identity, fostering a more multicultural, inclusive, and progressive society. The amendments recognized and strengthened the voices of marginalized communities, prioritized individual rights, and redefined the relationship between citizens and the government. Economically, the changes boosted investor confidence and positioned Canada as a stable player on the global stage. Four decades on, the legacy of this change continues to resonate, with Canada having matured and solidified its identity as a forward-looking, inclusive nation.
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