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[redcommander]

I didn't think Ontario, and particularly Toronto would be so xenophobic. The strength of Pro-life support is also surprising across the country. Also why is Quebec more supportive of Private Healthcare than the average riding?

[redcommander]

Things I find a bit surprising...
http://votecompass.ca/results/federal/us-economic-relations/ for starters...

Well I'm sure if a poll asked Americans if they want closer economic relations with Canada, the results would similarly be opposed to the idea. It seems like protectionism is on the rise.

[redcommander]

Things I find a bit surprising...
http://votecompass.ca/results/federal/us-economic-relations/ for starters...

Well I'm sure if a poll asked Americans if they want closer economic relations with Canada, the results would similarly be opposed to the idea. It seems like protectionism is on the rise.

I was speaking of the areas and parties that back closer relations. It is a very odd pattern that is not repeated in many other issues.

That is true. It's odd that Quebec is completely opposite that most of Canada. Could it be that there is a difference in Federal funding in the province compared to the rest of the country that it feels could be offset by more American investment?

[redcommander]

No... uugh

Quebec is normally seen as left-wing and anti-everything-right-wing, yet, on issues like Private Healthcare, Quebec shows that sometimes it is far to the right of the RoC

Sorry, although it wouldn't be surprising if Harper tried to pull something like that. I really can't give a definitive answer why they are to the right on some issues compared to RoC.