I think we should wait and see if France or Ireland head down this path as well. It's not like Canada's the first.
It should not be given airtime at all. If you give it airtime, then you are taking it seriously.
So your opinion is that the "research" put forward in favour of separation should be taken seriously? Because that's what engaging with it is doing.
Does the Quebec versus Canada framing also have no basis in truth? Was Canada wrong for allowing Quebec to have the autonomy it currently has? Because that's what Harper's spent years arguing for, including with his Alberta firewall letter addressed to Alberta's at the time not separatist Premier. I mean, I personally don't think Quebec should be allowed to have and run its own pension plan, but it does. If that's something Alberta's demanding, can we really be surprised?
And the current separatist sentiment starts in the Premier's office. Every change to the citizen initiative law that enabled this referendum, from requirements that it be vetted for constitutionality to the lowering of minimum signatures required, was performed by Smith's government.
I keep meaning to watch Letterkenny, but always end up getting distracted by something else. Perhaps I'll give that a look.
I may or may not also be from small town Ontario, which may or may not be how I heard of Letterkenny.
I'll look them up. Wanna give me the Cliff's notes?
Yup, which is why we should have been diversifying decades ago. Kudos to Carney for doing it now, but like... this really shouldn't be the conversation in 2026.
This, twice. Give me Crown over Jack any day.
Neither is getting ripped off by Loblaws.
I mean, sometimes cheapest wins. As long as what you're walking out with is Canadian or at least not American. Personally my other options are Loblaws and Metro, and between the three of them milk is usually cheaper at Walmart, just as an example. And yes, I buy a Canadian brand.
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I mean, they're doing that too. I got one on the fifth.