[Bulwyf]

Oh ya,I haven’t been there in forever, I should check that out heh.

When I say that, I mean western Canadian, most of Saskatchewan, and British Columbia are the same, as is northern Ontario.

The trouble is the populated part of ON, QC, and the eastern seaboard save for a handful of scattered conservatives.

Out west we are not culturally the same, and all the east wants is to keep taking our money, it’s frustrating, it’s unappreciated by most and it’s communism, and I don’t like it.

[A Formerly Proud Canadian]

I agree fully with what you have just posted on this one post. I grew up in Ottawa and lived in various locales in E. ON before moving to AB over 20 years ago during the recession. What I noticed immediately, was a 'can do' and 'will do' attitude in Alberta, 'In spite of the East, we'll succeed'. The attitude in Toronto, Ottawa and Montreal was one of, 'What can the government do for me?'

Unfortunately, that attitude is still pervasive there, and on the BC Lower Mainland. Personally, and I think it should be obvious, I prefer the attitude in Alberta to the attitude in urban Ontario, else wise I would not be here. Being of UEL stock, I have the greatest respect for the Crown, but I also have great respect for our American brothers and sisters. I do however, believe in Canada, a Canada as envisioned by our Fathers of Confederation, a country whose name is based on Scripture, 'The Dominion of Canada'. THAT Canada is not necessarily lost, though it is in hiding and has been under attack for decades by socialists and atheists. THAT Canada is worth trying to save!