Canadian Provinces

[JP]

Can they secede from each other? Seems like I recall a movement by the (predominately french speaking) province of Quebec wanting to do so ~20 years ago. Wonder if Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta would want to become US states?

 

[grande long]

Lots of the western canadiens are right thinking folks that dont like ottawa.that said they have no desire to be american as they see the bs going on here also and are proud of there heritage.

 

[RingbillRon]

Would love to have them join us in the US but I don't think that would solve their problems.

 

[Neighbor Guy]

Why would anyone want to joint the US? We are not the be all end all greatest in the world. Maybe they would want to be their own country.

Toronto and Ottawa have gone a long way towards ruining Canada, but we have much bigger problems in the states. Just pick a big city.

 

[duckmann]

How about we trade CA, OR, and WA for AB, SK, and MB.

 

[JP]

Trudeau (Louis XVI 2.0) just made Canada a totalitarian state by making his invocation of the Emergency Powers Act a permanent edict.

 

[Chris Benson]

It is indeed a a troubling time in Canada. I am deeply concerned with the future of our country.

 

[KENNEDY63]

Trudeau (Louis XVI 2.0) just made Canada a totalitarian state by making his invocation of the Emergency Powers Act a permanent edict.

Found this somewhere else - the new Canadian national anthem.....(Justin Trudeau version):

O Canada!
Where all dissent is banned.
True freedom's light snuffed out across the land!
With his vacant heart, Justin hears our cries, And demands conformity.
From far and wide, O Canada, our despots command us to agree!
God fled our land, we live by decree.
O Canada, land of woke purity.
O Canada, we hail thy tyranny!

 

[JP]

It is indeed a a troubling time in Canada. I am deeply concerned with the future of our country.

Are the Canadian people really against the truckers or is that state media propaganda?

 

[whistlerwhopper]

Trudeau is our national embarrassment. Don't think that it's just the western provinces that would like to part ways with this version of Canada. I live in Ontario, but would gladly separate from Toronto and the other urban areas that continually vote the Liberals into government. It's really a rural vs urban problem. Even though the Conservatives have received the most overall votes for each of the last two federal elections, the way that the ridings are set up, the Liberals still manage to pull out victories.