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Aren't you the same person that said that Quebec would not be able to construct anything new after separation because the province imports most building material from other parts of Canada?
I guess all those hundreds of billions of trees that cover Quebec are also moving out of the province if ever it becomes independent!
As this is a hypothetical topic at this point any ones opinions and speculations on the issue of what will happen as a result of Quebecs separation from Canada are as relevant as any one else's.
Really? Everyone's speculation is as relevant as any one else's?
I think house prices in Quebec will sky rocket after separation. Everyone in Canada would want to move to this new Quebec nation because of better offerings - jobs, culture, education .. etc
The Rest of Canada is going to see mass migration. Those who are denied entry into Quebec will try going to the States. The rest will just die .....
Really? Everyone's speculation is as relevant as any one else's?
I think house prices in Quebec will sky rocket after separation. Everyone in Canada would want to move to this new Quebec nation because of better offerings - jobs, culture, education .. etc
The Rest of Canada is going to see mass migration. Those who are denied entry into Quebec will try going to the States. The rest will just die .....
And if they're not nice to us, we'll black out most of the northeastern United States!!!!
Many French Canadians would move out of Quebec in anticipation of a lowering of their economic standards.
Not all of them are nuts carrying a chip on their shoulder that supersedes common sense and logic. Most simply keep their mouths closed when faced with separatiste nonsense and to date they have been the majority but if a referendum were held and somehow prevailed by a slim margin; what would that silent but now disenfranchised group choose to do if their thinking is even remotely cautionary? JMHO, but I believe a significant portion would pull up stakes and get the hell out. Those remaining (while shouting good riddance) would get to watch their property values tank.
Everything points to your arguments meaning a pretty large exodus is certain to occur. To the point where property values would, as you say, "tank" - a turn of events which would require a pretty significant exodus.
Not too far off from armageddon I guess (!), or should we call it, more appropriately, arma-guidoune?
Yep, that's what I said and yep, I stand by it. The nuts running the circus will get their wish and then get to watch as the best acts quit the circus thereby driving the prices of housing into the tank.
Really? Everyone's speculation is as relevant as any one else's?
I think house prices in Quebec will sky rocket after separation. Everyone in Canada would want to move to this new Quebec nation because of better offerings - jobs, culture, education .. etc
The Rest of Canada is going to see mass migration. Those who are denied entry into Quebec will try going to the States. The rest will just die .....
Really? Everyone's speculation is as relevant as any one else's?
I think house prices in Quebec will sky rocket after separation. Everyone in Canada would want to move to this new Quebec nation because of better offerings - jobs, culture, education .. etc
The Rest of Canada is going to see mass migration. Those who are denied entry into Quebec will try going to the States. The rest will just die .....
Why is it so hard for Canadians to believe that liberalism died in the late 90's.Canada is moving more and more conservative.They keep voting Harper in and elected Toronto mayor that cut all programs and service.The homelessness and street beggars is high now than the 90's.
The universal heath care would never get off today.And since 90's on both the federal and conserve level privatization is rampant sense the 90's ,rooming houses and basement tents as skyrocket sense the 90's of lack of affordable housing.The heath care is nothing than what was before late 90's.Many Canadians who have money go to US hospitals.
Give it other 10 years you have tired healthcare system.The central provinces is just as conservative as Texas.
Only Quebec is more socialist. Canada is no where has liberal has thewy say it is.
Why is it so hard for Canadians to believe that liberalism died in the late 90's.Canada is moving more and more conservative.They keep voting Harper in and elected Toronto mayor that cut all programs and service.The homelessness and street beggars is high now than the 90's.
The universal heath care would never get off today.And since 90's on both the federal and conserve level privatization is rampant sense the 90's ,rooming houses and basement tents as skyrocket sense the 90's of lack of affordable housing.The heath care is nothing than what was before late 90's.Many Canadians who have money go to US hospitals.
Give it other 10 years you have tired healthcare system.The central provinces is just as conservative as Texas.
Only Quebec is more socialist. Canada is no where has liberal has thewy say it is.
Once again you are making assumptions based on schadenfreude-ish wishful thinking. Polling has always shown that more anglos would stay than the classic assumption that they would all leave. (Apparently half or more would stay.) Allophones would likely stay put in significantly higher numbers than anglophones.
I'm just trying to bring separatists back to reality. There's nothing in it for me, why would I want Quebec to suffer economically? Even if they did separate, I wouldn't want that to happen. I still, however, acknowledge the fact that separatism would destroy Quebec's economy.
I'm just trying to bring separatists back to reality. There's nothing in it for me, why would I want Quebec to suffer economically? Even if they did separate, I wouldn't want that to happen. I still, however, acknowledge the fact that separatism would destroy Quebec's economy.
The chaos doesn't stop there. With Quebec gone ... Canadians, especially Torontonians lose all sense of patriotism and are completely disillusioned by the government.
Under the leadership of once disgraced, now fearless revolutionary, Rob Ford, Torontonians lead an army to capture parts of other provinces. They receive support (mostly weapons) from the U.S. and Quebec.
This Canadian conflict shocks the world and gets international attention 24x7.
After 6 months of conflict, under a UN directive, US and Quebec decide to step in .. mostly for humanitarian reasons. Quebec troops control most of Ontario. And the U.S. almost entirely captures B.C. and Alberta.
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