Des pertes prévues de 5,6 milliards pour le Québec
30 août 2021
( Des alliés objectifs à l'Ouest pour faire sauter la cage constitutionnelle de 1982 )
'We can learn from Quebec': Alberta separatists look to the Bloc as Conservative support wanes
The Maverick Party proposes a softer version of separation that would shave down Ottawa’s centralized power base to establish more autonomy for the West
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According to Fairness Alberta, an activist group, the province has contributed $324 billion more to Ottawa than it received in return during the two decades between 2000 and 2020.
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Rather than outright separation, the party proposes a so-called “two track” system, under which it would first put forward a series of smaller policy positions that would weaken Ottawa’s influence over the region and, according to the party, allow more autonomy for the West.
“Of course, there’s no procedure or mechanism to allow us to leave right now even if the majority supported that. So, somehow we have to bring along the majority of Westerners to the idea that we’ve tried everything possible to convince the rest of Canada to change.”
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https://nationalpost.com/news/politics/election-2021/we-can-learn-from-quebec-alberta-separatists-look-to-the-bloc-as-conservative-support-wanes
