What is the term used for the division of powers between federal and provincial governments in Canada? a Federalism b Unitarianism C Confederation d Devolution

The answer is **a) Federalism**.Federalism is a system of government where power is divided between a central authority (the federal government) and constituent political units (like provinces or states). This contrasts with a unitary system (b), where the central government holds supreme power. While Canada is a confederation (c) in a historical sense, the term that describes the ongoing division of powers is federalism. Devolution (d) refers to the transfer of power from a central government to regional governments, but it doesn't fully encompass the initial design of power-sharing like federalism does in Canada.