Most Canadians Don’t Want Liberal Cooperation with Bloc
By patrick
The poll also asked whether Quebec should get special status and
The poll also asked whether Quebec should get special status and
be treated differently regarding language and cultural protections;
be treated differently regarding language and cultural protections;
64 per cent of Canadians said no. Twenty four per cent said yes.
64 per cent of Canadians said no. Twenty four per cent said yes.
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