EU rejected membership to Morocco under the grounds that it is not in the European continent.
byDMP on
Australia regularly competes in Eurovision, so I can’t see how this is much different.
risk_is_our_business on
Given that „European“ isn’t defined, I wonder if we could argue joining based on being former colonies of England and France — or perhaps based on the fact that the majority of Canadians immigrated from Europe.
Barring that, there’s the Saint Pierre et Michelon argument?
Admiraltiger7 on
I don’t think it can because it’s not part of the European continent. Unless they wants to rename it and change the rules.
LoganDudemeister on
The rules are all made up, sure they can, if the EU and Canada are willing partners.
GrapefruitExtension on
YES
Dear-Leopard-590 on
It might be possible but requires huge legislative changes to comply with european directives and regulations. In case welcome
emptycagenowcorroded on
The situation is changing rapidly all over the world. Things thought outragous only a short time ago are now reality.
Canada forming some sort of partnership with the European Union — probably short of full membership if we’re realistic — is a something being discussed today that would have sounded foolish two weeks ago. Let’s see how things look in six months
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No it can’t.
EU rejected membership to Morocco under the grounds that it is not in the European continent.
Australia regularly competes in Eurovision, so I can’t see how this is much different.
Given that „European“ isn’t defined, I wonder if we could argue joining based on being former colonies of England and France — or perhaps based on the fact that the majority of Canadians immigrated from Europe.
Barring that, there’s the Saint Pierre et Michelon argument?
I don’t think it can because it’s not part of the European continent. Unless they wants to rename it and change the rules.
The rules are all made up, sure they can, if the EU and Canada are willing partners.
YES
It might be possible but requires huge legislative changes to comply with european directives and regulations. In case welcome
The situation is changing rapidly all over the world. Things thought outragous only a short time ago are now reality.
Canada forming some sort of partnership with the European Union — probably short of full membership if we’re realistic — is a something being discussed today that would have sounded foolish two weeks ago. Let’s see how things look in six months