[albertabound]

It would be naive to assume that Central Canada and their liberal lapdog media will change their spots overnight but at least the pendulum is starting to swing back in the right direction. Alberta is leading the way and our influence is starting to be felt economically and politically across the country. Canada ia an extremely difficult country to manage with the population spread in a thin line along a three thousand mile border interupted by a clannish group of disaffected Francophones who will always take the opposite side of any populist issue. Many of us are looking to America to replace the Britain as the "mother Country" and this is the root cause of liberal anti-American sentiment among the faint of heart.

[Snowyman]

Many of us are looking to America to replace the Britain as the "mother Country" and this is the root cause of liberal anti-American sentiment among the faint of heart.

I know it's damn cold outside. Just what are you drinking?

[SolutionsOnly]

I tend to agree. We've already had out civil war. I sometimes think that Canada's is yet to come. You came close with the Quebec Secession vote a couple years ago.
That's a problem that's not going away. Then there's the left/right ideology divide. All things considered, it's sometimes a wonder that Canada has held it all together for this long.

I said before on this forum "I'd rather hang out with Canadian conservatives than American liberals". But that there are so few Canadian conservatives is a problem. Good luck winning hearts and minds!