It’s sad that Quebec still has separationist parties even when the independence vote is low. It’s doing more harm than good for Quebec. Montreal use to be the financial capital of Canada before all this talk
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There’s presently not a lot of appetite for independence in Quebec. Here’s some polls to prove it.This just seems like PostMedia stirring the pot.
“Quebec’s talk“, the PQ, which isn’t even in power yet, has been racking up the separation talk and no one else. The PQ being up in the polls is more related to everyone really HATING the CAQ than embracing the PQ’s message. The recent polls I saw on the question doesn’t seem to show any gain in interests for independance. Quebeckers are just confronted with such abysmal choices when it comes to parties that the PQ just seems to be the least worst choice for many.
But hey, talking about Quebec separatism supposed come back will sell papers so here we go.
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It’s sad that Quebec still has separationist parties even when the independence vote is low. It’s doing more harm than good for Quebec. Montreal use to be the financial capital of Canada before all this talk
There’s presently not a lot of appetite for independence in Quebec. Here’s some polls to prove it.This just seems like PostMedia stirring the pot.
https://338canada.com/quebec/polls-indy.htm
https://www.ctvnews.ca/montreal/article/poll-most-quebecers-oppose-independence/
“Quebec’s talk“, the PQ, which isn’t even in power yet, has been racking up the separation talk and no one else. The PQ being up in the polls is more related to everyone really HATING the CAQ than embracing the PQ’s message. The recent polls I saw on the question doesn’t seem to show any gain in interests for independance. Quebeckers are just confronted with such abysmal choices when it comes to parties that the PQ just seems to be the least worst choice for many.
But hey, talking about Quebec separatism supposed come back will sell papers so here we go.