🚀 go-pugleaf

> >ABSOLUTLY NOT.I don't think Nova Scotia or PEI would accept
> >New Brunswicks official bilingualism in a million years.On the
> >other hand if N.B. gives it up.Maybe.Then again do residents
> >of N.B. ready to give up their provinces to become part of
> >New Scotland?

> why not, sounds like a great idea to me 


It sounds like a great idea to me as well.  Still, why should NB'ers have
to give up bilingualism?  Why not a sort of overall governement that would
give us a single economy, justice system and so on.  It would give us a lot
more clout in Ottawa and make it easier to do bussiness here as well.

If an area is bilingual, then let the government offices and so on stay that
way there.  Nobody in the maritimes has sign laws like that Bill 101 
follishness, and you already have the right to be heard at court in either
official language.

The question is:  Are there any insurmountable problems that might face such
a political union?  Maybe someone could point a few out.

-Allan