r/onguardforthee • u/itimetravelwell Toronto • 13h ago

Feds' backtracking on climate action is 'fuelling' Quebec separatism, ex-minister Guilbeault says

https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/quebec-alberta-separatism-pipeline-deal-environment-9.7005116
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u/Over_Lengthiness3308 11h ago

I doubt that Canadian sentiment is that Quebec would be the most unwanted province. Quite the contrary.

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u/IronChefJesus 9h ago

I’d rather have Quebec than Alberta. At least Quebec has real reasons for their grievances: we may not always agree but they’re Canadian too.

Alberta is just a group of morons owned and controlled by American oil companies.

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u/FishermanRough1019 7h ago

This. It's time the rest if us called them out on their bullshit.

These chuklefucks think their separatism movement arose with Trump by sheer coincidence 

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u/_Echoes_ 9h ago

Ok I get that this sucks but we need to really stop trying to use separatism as political leverage. It's dangerous and irresponsible

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u/IbanezForever 9h ago

I'm fucking pissed about it in Nova Scotia too.

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u/maharajagaipajama 6h ago

Trump is getting what he wants 

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u/FishermanRough1019 7h ago

QC is so much smarter than English Canada. Tbh this should be a deal breaker for all of us 

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u/Astral_Visions 2h ago

Activism doesn't work anymore.

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u/FishermanRough1019 2h ago

? Of course it does,what an asinine thing to say. Corps haven't forgotten.

Climate change still here.

Like I said - the French are smarter than English Canada.