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Article #458Re: Quebec, NONONON
From: Gregory Scott
Date: Sun, 12 Nov 1995 00:00
Date: Sun, 12 Nov 1995 00:00
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I like you would like to see Canada remain as is...together. But I am not prepared to have Quebec hold us ransom as a cost of being united. I must say, I don't get it. What do those who wish to separate want? Are you or I threatening their distinctness? If you are, knock it off. (:- I'm certainly not. So if neither you nor I are threatening their distinct nature, what do those who wish to separate expect to have if they were to separate that they don't already have? Can someone explain this to me? As for what would happen if they separated? Well, for one thing, I don't for a moment believe that Canada would fall apart. Quite the contrary. Sure there would be some temporary hick-ups in the financial marketplace, but this would quickly settle down. Ontario would likely benefit. It is likely that certain companies would choose to leave Quebec in the event of separation. Which companies? I don't know, but that is certainly what happened in the late 70's and early 80's when this thing last reached the pitch it is at today. But where would they go? If Ontario were the spot of choice, real estate would be spurred, vacant office space consumed, more jobs for non-Quebecer's etc. This doesn't sound like an economy that would faulter just because some mal-content want out. It would simply shift the balance of power further to the remaining provinces, with Ontario likely having the most to gain.
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