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And School being at #5, a lot of you have taste

I totally love Love Without Words but very surprised it won, I thought it was not that popular among others, I'm satisfied with the Top 3!

she always sounded like nails on a chalkboard

In Quebec there's a good 30% of strong independents, it's the bottom line of independence polls in Quebec since decades. There's probably another 20%-25% of soft independents who are waiting for the right time and right alignment to probably vote Yes. A referendum on separation in Quebec can win, it just needs the right conditions and nowadays it is not with the Trumps administration and the global situations. But eventually, a separation from Canada is totally plausible for Quebec. As for Alberta, let's say the 25% who voted for a referendum would vote Yes, it is still a very good start for a separation movement. Unlike Quebec which has two parties officially sovereignists including one who did two referendums (who took power in Quebec two weeks ago) the situation in Alberta is different because the movement is supported outside the parliament. But I think if the movement becomes political, the growth of the separation share could be a real thing with the means and power of an official party. But at the end, we can't compare both separation movements, Quebec's one is about the existence and survival of a nation and the other one is more about federal frustrations about energy politics, economic injustice, centralized power, etc

Actually only Quebec held official referendums on separation. Alberta's one is asking if the population want to do a real referendum on separation. It's different.

Your exemples are from different artists, not a single one

you can't trust someone who trash Erotica

Nothing impeach the Federal to hand all immigration powers to provinces, in fact I think the immigration topic would be way less divise as it can be right now. The Federal could be there only for supervising the process for security reasons but nothing more.

It's time for provinces to control the entirety of their immigration. Needs and issues are different from a province to another and centralized a serious topics like that at a federal level is problematic.

yes and schools are taking actions from preventing it to get bigger by suspending students initiated the protests

I rather kill myself

the protests au secondaire in Montreal and its suburbs are driven yes by the ones in France but in Quebec it's mostly on another topics like return of cellphones in class, less homework, etc

I'm not buying this, it can be true, Halftime shows are about profit benefits and he's not gonna bring that over other far more popular artists

Prediction : Yes to the first 9 questions and No to the 10th one

lets not put together the legitimate student manifestations and the destruction riots. they are completely different things. stop taking government inaction as an excuse for civil destruction. in no case such behaviour is acceptable in a pacific country. It's pure barbarism