http://www.660news.com/2017/03/23/a...quebec-malaise-resigns-from-mcgill-institute/
Andrew Potter said in a social media post Thursday his resignation as director of the Institute for the Study of Canada was effective immediately.
Potter described Quebec in the article as a “pathologically alienated and low-trust society” with a glaring absence of solidarity.
Sounds to me like he was right on the mark and he's just bending to the politically correct crowd by resigning his post.
I was born and grew up in Quebec. An English person will trust you from the get go, until you betray that trust. With a Frenchman, you have to earn his trust. He will never give you the benefit of the doubt otherwise. My life experience anyways.
Andrew Potter said in a social media post Thursday his resignation as director of the Institute for the Study of Canada was effective immediately.
Potter described Quebec in the article as a “pathologically alienated and low-trust society” with a glaring absence of solidarity.
Sounds to me like he was right on the mark and he's just bending to the politically correct crowd by resigning his post.
I was born and grew up in Quebec. An English person will trust you from the get go, until you betray that trust. With a Frenchman, you have to earn his trust. He will never give you the benefit of the doubt otherwise. My life experience anyways.
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