Canada becoming a libertarian paradise?

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Thank you Stephen Harper for a competent economic management in this crisis, you're so great.

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Canada truly is an amazing country. Nice weather, free healthcare, a socialist party, and American culture and language! What's not to like?

Stephen Harper, the Conservatives, Alberta, Langley-Abbotsford, certain parts of all provinces except Newfoundland (and maybe PEI and Nova Scotia), and OCTranspo.

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Canada truly is an amazing country. Nice weather, free healthcare, a socialist party, and American culture and language! What's not to like?

Stephen Harper, the Conservatives, Alberta, Langley-Abbotsford, certain parts of all provinces except Newfoundland (and maybe PEI and Nova Scotia), and OCTranspo.

All of which are improvements on Dick Cheney, the Republicans, the South, etc.

Obviously you have not used OC Transpo!

haha, actually, I don't know what Gael's problem with them is. Sure, they're not the best bus service in the world, but give them a break. I understand he was frustrated with the delays of the number 2 bus, but didn't the split the route up? Did that not help?

Oh well, downtown is the best place to be. I only take the bus to see my lady friend in South Keys, since everything else is in walking/biking distance

Splitting the 2 only worsened the problem, ironically enough.

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MaxQue: any chance of a Quebec secession?  Or is that movement completely dead?

The movement is still living, but nothing will happen before a few years. A party opposed to secession control the province and the majority of Quebecers are opposed to secession.

A large majority of Quebecois, in fact.

While the PQ will probably win the next election barring any magical Liberal recovery, it won't be with over 50% of the vote (obviously) and it won't be a vote for independence. More of a vote against an incompetent crappy Liberal government.