text: Robert Bourassa, in his 1985 election platform, outlined five conditions 
  that would have to be met for Québec to "sign on" to the constitution;
  (1) recognition of Québec's distinct character 
  (as primarily Catholic and French-speaking/ ok, done in 2006;
  the House of Commons of Canada passed a motion recognizing 
  "Québécois as a NATION within a united Canada."
  (2) a veto for Québec in Constitutional matters;
  (3) input by Québec into the appointment of Supreme Court justices;
  (4) entrenchment of Québec's role in immigration;
  (5) a limit on the Federal spending power;
  
  Québec Liberal Premier Robert Bourassa considered the demands practical, as all elements of the conditions had previously been offered by the Federal government to Québec on different occasions.
  
  The Québec population is equal to 6 (out of 10) provinces combined; 
  Prince Ed. Island + Nova Scot. + N. Brunswick + Newfoundland + Manitoba + Saskatchewan