[-=[_Super_Secret_Agent_]=-]

the day quebec leave is the begining of the "Dark Age" for them. The only reason why they survive is because of Canada.

[fanfan]

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[bobjam]

There are many possibilities if Quebec became less of a part of Canada than it is now. With the French contingent gone, the rest of country might finally be able to come together on a common identity rather than constantly being torn between British and French influences.

[george wythe]

Will Canada split into three entities? Western Canada, Quebec and Eastern Canada?

Will any province apply to join the USA?

Oh boy, my imagination runs wild, but I suspect that Quebec voters are just posturing.

[Paul_Denton]

Quebec can have its sovereignty. Isolate those frogs!

[goldstategop]

Quebec is not going to leave Canada. But the Liberals are finished as a political force in the Province. They're going to never regain their majority in the House Of Commons. Being such political jackasses, their corruption has becoming a gift that keeps on giving. This thing is more than about Gomery; its about the Liberals' governance of Canada for the last of couple of decades.

(Denny Crane: "Sometimes you can only look for answers from God and failing that... and Fox News".)

[Billthedrill]

Hooboy - the Libs have forgotten the first principle of politics with respect to the Quebecois - you bribe 'em, you gotta pay 'em.

[cicero's_son]

Please, please, please let the Quebecois get their wish.

Then we can line up the Cree Indians for a homeland in the north.

[TheForceOfOne]

All things considered, who has the oil? and what would that mean to U.S. interests.