Question

following the unsuccessful referendums, the separatist movement has become weaker and more divided.
in 1998, canada’s supreme court ruled that quebec could not secede without consent from all the other provinces, making the separatists’ goal of separate quebec even harder to achieve.
what has happened to the separatist movement in canada?
as of now, quebec is still one of canada’s provinces. answer

Explanation:

From the given text, after unsuccessful referendums, the separatist movement in Canada (related to Quebec's secession) has become weaker and more divided. Also, Canada's Supreme Court ruling in 1998 made the separatists' goal of a separate Quebec harder to achieve, and as of now, Quebec remains a province of Canada.

Answer:

Following unsuccessful referendums, the separatist movement in Canada (concerning Quebec's secession) has become weaker and more divided. The 1998 ruling by Canada’s Supreme Court that Quebec could not secede without consent from all other provinces made the separatists’ goal harder to achieve, and as of now, Quebec is still one of Canada’s provinces.