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Canada's federal system is most similar to that of:

  1. Swiss confederation
  2. pure US model
  3. pure UK unitary
  4. UK + USA hybrid (parliamentary federal)
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Correct answer: D. UK + USA hybrid (parliamentary federal)

1. Canada has parliamentary government with federal structure. 2. Provinces have significant autonomy. 3. Strong residuary powers with the federal government. __Source: syllabus Indian Constitution at Work — federalism comparison__

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