[Canada] Canadian Politics Redux

[crazy canuck]

People in Quebec may view immigration more favourably because Quebec has more control over immigration than any other province.

The rest of have to live with the mistakes made by the Liberals over the last few years.

No, that's not it. I think we need to examine why white anglophone Canadians are so inherently racists. It must be something about culture or language. You guys need to open yourself up to the world more. Nationalism and ethnostate thinking is a thing of the past. Join us in the 21st century, anglos.

OK so two questions.

Why do you think that control over the immigration system is not related to trust or approval of the immigration system at the provincial level?

Why do you think that white people in Canada are inherently racist?

[crazy canuck]

One of the many interesting storylines coming out of the BC election is what the greens will do this time around with the balance of power.  In 2017 when they were in essentially the same position, they made an agreement with the NDP which the NDP ignored.  The centrepiece of that agreement was changing the first past the post system.

Will the Greens, get their way this time and achieve electoral reform or will the NDP outmaneuver them again?

The NDP may have more motivation to change the electoral system now that the centre right vote has lost its home.  The long-term strategy may be to try to keep that centre right vote fragmented.

The greatest fear of the NDP right now has got to be the Conservative Party of B.C. moderating and appealing more voters.  The old BC Liberal party probably would have won a big majority in this election, if it had still existed, and that's the sort of thing the NDP is going to want to avoid.

[Grey Fox]

Zoupa is parroting the RoC discourse whenever Quebec has reservations on immigration.

[crazy canuck]

Thanks for the explanation.