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[valkyrieanne]

This is from the *conservative* region of Canada. They don't want these liberals any more than we do. Ship 'em to France!

[motife]

Canada:      2000 Parlimentary Elections      2000 Élections Législatives

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Last updated: 02/06/01

Date	November 27, 2000
Total number of seats	301
House seat configuration at dissolution	Liberal Party of Canada (Liberal) - 161; Canadian Reform Conservative Alliance (Alliance, formerly Reform Party) - 58; Bloc Québécois (BQ) - 44; New Democratic Party (NDP) - 19; Progressive Conservatives (PC) - 15
Incumbent Prime Minister and party	Jean Chrétien, Liberal
Turn-out	63.0%
% Popular vote	Liberal - 40.8; Alliance - 25.5; PC - 12.2; BQ - 10.7; NDP - 8.5; Green Party - 0.8; Marijuana Party - 0.5; Other - 1.0
New House seat configuration	Liberal - 172; Alliance - 66; BQ - 38; NDP - 13; PC - 12
New Prime Minister and party	Jean Chrétien, Liberal
New official opposition leader and party	Stockwell Day, Alliance

Province	Liberal Party of Canada (Liberal)	Canadian Reform Conservative Alliance (Alliance)	Bloc Québécois (BQ)	New Democratic Party of Canada (NDP)	Progressive Conservative Party of Canada (PC)	Other
	Seats	Seats	Seats	Seats	Seats	Seats
Alberta	2	23	0	0	1	0
British Columbia	5	27	0	2	0	0
Manitoba	5	4	0	4	1	0
New Brunswick	6	0	0	1	3	0
Newfoundland	5	0	0	0	2	0
Northwest Territories	1	0	0	0	0	0
Nova Scotia	4	0	0	3	4	0
Nunavut	1	0	0	0	0	0
Ontario	100	2	0	1	0	0
Prince Edward Island	4	0	0	0	0	0
Quebec	36	0	38	0	1	0
Saskatchewan	2	10	0	2	0	0
Yukon	1	0	0	0	0	0
Totals	172	66	38	13	12	0
% Vote Nationally	40.8%	25.5%	10.7%	8.5%	12.2%	2.3%
Total number of Votes	5,230,947	3,269,108	1,370,638	1,092,362	1,565,035	292,170

Source: FOCAL

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[marmar]

I like the way this guy thinks......it's funny...

[processing please hold]

Damn son, you talk like American. I'm glad to see there are still honorable Canadians left.

I'm really starting to get worried about Canadian politics. Can Canada be taken away from the liberals there...or is it too late?

[weegee]

I do find the Canadian government's position in this to be troubling.

Notice how Canada will give refuge status to our draft dodgers and AWOL soldiers yet not give the same political refuge status to commies and progressives in an America still rooted in conservativism?

The left has never been about working on solutions together with the right. It has always been about incrementalism. Now that they think that they will be out of power a long time, they want to take their ball and run away.

The rest of the world doesn't want us exporting liberalism.

[alwaysconservative]

I just LOVE western Canada! BC, Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba are pretty conservative from what I hear, and I think their FreeDominion.com site is GREAT (a plug for the Canadian version of FR)!

[bella1]

Thanks Calgary!

[happygrl]

BUMP!

[-=[_Super_Secret_Agent_]=-]

hmmm i notice this artcile doesn't generate a lot of traffic but when you see something negative from Canada, u see about two or three pages of replie.

[The_Reader_David]

Well, Alberta doesn't want them. But then again, Alberta has its own secessionist movement which would like to join the U.S.

If North America broke up on and reformed countries on conservative/liberal lines state-by-state and province-by-province, I think the Blue States would be joining Ontario and the territories, Alberta and Saskatchewan would join the United States, and I'm not sure where the rest of Canada would be. (Quebec at that point would probably strike out on its own.) A Canadian poster had appended a riding-by-riding map of Canada with conservative ridings colored red to the state-by-state map of the U.S. I remember some scattered red in the
Maritimes and even a little here and there in Ontario, but I can't really tell which other provinces are 'red'.

I'm thus not surprised at the Calgary Sun not wanting the whining libs.

[ladyinred]

whose allegiance to country was superceded by their allegiance to smoking dope while trying to figure out the inner meaning of Beatles songs.

Obviously many of them still are.

[visualops]

Great rant! I love it LOL!

[Mjaye]

BTTT, if for no other reason than his line about Canada not being able to afford to feed Michael Moore! This article is too funny...

[Caipirabob]

I love it. Another Northern neighbor with the spirit of our "Free Dominion" kindred.

[pookie18]

Excelleent! Mark Levin just read this on his radio show!!