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1. comment.org › is-there-a-common-canadian-cultureIs There a Common Canadian Culture? - Comment Magazine

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   1 day ago · Quebec is a “distinct society,” a notion that Quebec wanted to see recognized in the Canadian Constitution. Quebec is also a nation. Even the most ardently federalist of Quebec’s political parties call themselves nationalists and have no qualms about affirming that the province has every right, if it wanted, to form a distinct nation-state.

2. federalism.org › library › newsQuebec Sovereignty and Identity, Culture, and Language

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   3 days ago · “Anti-Federalist Federalism” and the Coronavirus Pandemic. Read More “Backwards” Federalism. Read More “Backwards” Federalism. Read More “Billionaires, Organizations, and Federalism” Read More “Brute Force (Anti) Federalism” Read More “Canadian Federalism” Editors Consider the Effects of the Pandemic. Read More

3. nationalpost.com › opinion › quebec-separatism-is-aChris Selley: Quebec separatism is a paper tiger | National Post

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   4 days ago · Trudeau and his government are essentially the casus belli for Quebec’s nationalist/separatist rage. There’s a reason the no campaign in 1995 mostly kept Pierre Elliott locked in a basement.

4. www.britannica.com › place › QuebecQuebec | History, Facts, & Points of Interest | Britannica

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   5 days ago · Quebec, city, port, and capital of Quebec province, Canada. One of the oldest cities in Canada—having celebrated its 400th anniversary in 2008—Quebec city has old-world character and charm. It is the only remaining walled city in North America north of Mexico and was made a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1985.

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   Is Quebec a federation or a unitary state?

   • “The federal political regime … is openly and explicitly planning (Quebec’s) decline,” PSPP averred, altogether ridiculously, last month. “This regime is not a federation anymore, but an increasingly unitary state, where our political weight will be less than one-fifth of the votes. We are done.”

   Chris Selley: Quebec separatism is a paper tiger

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   Is Justin Trudeau a 'casus belli' for Quebec's nationalist/separatist rage?

   • We are done.” Pratte admonished Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to take the threat seriously, but it’s not clear what Trudeau could or should do about it. Trudeau and his government are essentially the casus belli for Quebec’s nationalist/separatist rage.

   Chris Selley: Quebec separatism is a paper tiger

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   Why was Quebec divided into two provinces?

   • The increase in an English-speaking population contributed to the British Parliament’s passage of the Constitutional Act (1791), which split the large colony of Quebec into two provinces: Upper Canada (now the province of Ontario) and Lower Canada (now the province of Quebec).

   Quebec | History, Facts, & Points of Interest | Britannica

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   Why should you visit Quebec?

   • Quebec, a province in eastern Canada, is a captivating blend of rich history, vibrant culture, and breathtaking natural beauty. From the cobblestone streets of Old Quebec to the stunning landscapes of the Laurentian Mountains, this region offers a tapestry of experiences for visitors and locals alike.

   20 Great Facts About Quebec - Facts.net

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6. facts.net › world › cities20 Great Facts About Quebec - Facts.net

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   3 days ago · Quebec is a captivating and culturally rich province, boasting a unique blend of history, natural beauty, and vibrant communities. From its stunning landscapes to its rich heritage and diverse attractions, Quebec offers an enriching experience for visitors and locals alike. Whether exploring the cobblestone streets of Old Quebec, savoring ...

7. pledgetimes.com › stephane-dion-there-are-no-knownStéphane Dion: “There are no known cases of secessions in ...

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   3 days ago · Numerous analysts rushed, after the Catalan elections of May 12, to issue the death certificate of the processes independence movement, which has monopolized the Spanish political debate since 2012. Chance has it that the discreet burial of the nationalist ordeal coincides with the publication of the book Conditions of Secession in Democracy (Tirant Lo Blanch). […]

8. westobserver.com › stephane-dion-no-known-cases-ofStéphane Dion: "No known cases of secessions in established ...

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   3 days ago · In this book, Stéphane Dion, a Quebecois diplomat and politician who was instrumental in the creation of the Clarity Act of 2000, which set out strict democratic conditions for Quebec’s potential secession, revisits Canada’s unique constitutional provisions for territorial divisibility. Dion engages in a dialogue with Alberto López ...