Canada would be divided into four, Western Canada, Ontario, Quebec and Eastern Canada. Quebec would leave Canada and align itself with France and Europe and three other "areas" would join the US. Politically, western Canada is very conservative, eastern Canada is very liberal and Ontario is 50-50. Look at the recent election in Ontario, essentially Toronto and the Golden Horseshoe voted Liberal and the rest voted Conservative. So politically it would probably work out to be 50-50 if Canada became part of America.
Thank you for your comment, Gary. I tend to agree with you, except I am reluctant to recommend US statehood and believe Western Canada can do better on her own.
Canada would be divided into four, Western Canada, Ontario, Quebec and Eastern Canada. Quebec would leave Canada and align itself with France and Europe and three other "areas" would join the US. Politically, western Canada is very conservative, eastern Canada is very liberal and Ontario is 50-50. Look at the recent election in Ontario, essentially Toronto and the Golden Horseshoe voted Liberal and the rest voted Conservative. So politically it would probably work out to be 50-50 if Canada became part of America.
Thank you for your comment, Gary. I tend to agree with you, except I am reluctant to recommend US statehood and believe Western Canada can do better on her own.
Maybe so, but Trump wants Western Canada more than anything. He won't stop until he gets what he wants.
That is a red flag. Any annexation should be voluntary.
I agree. I'm starting to get the sense that more and more Canadians are warming to the idea of becoming the 51st or more state.
I recommend this 2020 article by a friend in Alberta:
"Independence is a legitimate option for the West, but only if it does so to end overreaching government, not replicate it."
https://www.westernstandard.news/opinion/gerow-the-libertarian-case-for-independence/article_eb63dd72-10a5-5fbc-a78f-a18f6144a662.html
And it would give reluctant separatists the illusion of being together.