Should Quebec separate from Canada?
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Well we should have a Meech Lake Accord 2.0.now that the fruit is ripe
All that we really want is being more autonomous and be part of Canada on equal footing. But the fact that the federal government was and is still so stuck up left us separation as a way to get our autonomy.
All that we really want is being more autonomous and be part of Canada on equal footing. But the fact that the federal government was and is still so stuck up left us separation as a way to get our autonomy.
Welcome to Canadian Content Forums Dentsdelion!!! In your post above, who's
the "we" you speak of?
Canadian's?
Just Quebec?
All Canadian Provinces?
Just some people in Quebec?
Should Quebec separate from Canada?
Yepper, sooner the better......:canada:
The tail wags the dog in this country, and a lot of people are getting sick of it.
.....No job in fed govt. if ya can't parlez.
....no speaka English in que or put up an English sign.
....on and on.
....Less than 5% of our population is French speaking and we have to put up with your childish shyte.
...."more autonomous on an equal footing" my ass. WE (ENG.SPEAKING) would like to try some of that autonomy. Thanks.
Yepper, sooner the better......:canada:
The tail wags the dog in this country, and a lot of people are getting sick of it.
.....No job in fed govt. if ya can't parlez.
....no speaka English in que or put up an English sign.
....on and on.
....Less than 5% of our population is French speaking and we have to put up with your childish shyte.
...."more autonomous on an equal footing" my ass. WE (ENG.SPEAKING) would like to try some of that autonomy. Thanks.
Well, which is it? "More autonomous" or "be part of Canada on equal footing?" I'm not following that line of thinking too well. "Equal" with what? The other provinces? Canada? More details, please...
Yeah you better or else you will be over taken by the immigrants and their religious demands.
Fine by me. We natives would love to have our own gov't and have more say than anyone else over what goes on in our traditional lands, too. hhhmmm, I guess that puts anyone of European extraction at a disadvantage. Go figure.
We are all special, in an individualistic sense, but collectively we are all just humans and not that special.
Quebec is not the only province that seems to want out.
To me quebec may not be the real problem as Ottawa is and it's need to hold on to power over the provinces. We have too much redundancy of government imo. It could be trimmed down.
I bitch at quebec too and i live here!
This isn't a unique idea to Quebec. Many have issues with the current Organization.
Most are just tired of hearing about those that are complaining....and I'd be shocked
if that isn't the case in Quebec also, as well as just everywhere else in this Nation....
Secessionist movements Main article: Secessionist movements of Canada
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Alberta (Main article: Alberta separatism)- Political party: Separation Party of Alberta
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British Columbia + Pacific Northwestern US- Proposed state: Cascadia
- Pressure group: Republic of Cascadia, Cascadian Independence Project
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Quebec (Main article: Quebec sovereignty movement)- Civil organization: Saint-Jean-Baptiste Society, Mouvement national des Québécois et des Québécoises (MNQ), Rassemblement pour l'indépendance du Québec (RIQ), Les Intellectuels pour la souveraineté (IPSO), Mouvement de libération nationale du Québec (MLNQ), Réseau de Résistance du Québecois (RRQ)
- Labour union: Confédération des syndicats nationaux (CSN), Centrale des syndicats du Québec (CSQ), Fédération des travailleurs du Québec (FTQ), Union des artistes (UDA)
- Political party: Parti Québécois, Bloc Québécois, Québec solidaire, Parti indépendantiste
- Proposed state: Quebec
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Saskatchewan- Political party: Western Independence Party of Saskatchewan
- Western Canada
- Political party: Western Independence Party, Western Block Party
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Nunatsiavut -
Quebec
- Political party: Action démocratique du Québec
Jeez, we Canucks are just one big happy family, eh? If we devoted half the time taken up by whining and bitching about what's wrong with the country, and put it toward making the country work better, we might be surprised at the results we'd see. We can't seem to get past the part of defining what the "issues" are and then moving toward solutions - we're stuck on step 1. Just a passing thought there...
I don't think they're a Separtist Party. :-?
According to a media advisory issued by the party on June 26, 2007, its main emphasis was to be:
- "Reducing by constitutional means the enormous net outflow of wealth from Albertans to the federal government"
- "Ensuring that provincial decisions better reflect the mainstream values and priorities of most Albertans"
- "Ensuring that the party's Leader and MLAs honour their election promises and commitments"
Its called Being Canadian :roll: lol
Quebec whines and so do the rest of the country. I see both sides and sometimes there's more in common than you think.
I mean any province who has parts enough (and support enough) to press the issue. "They" is just a lot safer to say than centering one out and being labelled as a troll....
I think we are going to see more and more of this.
I wonder how the U.S. handles the oil with the state .ei texas?