Montreal may be a tricky spot because of it's mixed demographics, but certainly those areas that voted over 90% in the last referendum
to remain in Canada should be allowed to do so. What's undemocratic about that? Specifically, I'm talking about the Cree
in Northern Quebec, the Mohawks in the south, and the County of the Pontaic in the west. Why the Pontiac you ask?
Just look at the map, English village names all up and down the Ottawa river and up Highway 105. This area was settled almost 200
years ago by Americans, English, Irish and Scots. They've kept their heritage alive despite the best efforts of the Separatist extremists.
The fact that they have resisted violation of their civil rights, makes the Separatists go nuts.
In their eyes it's a Scandal.
Quebec Intergovernmental Affairs Minister Brassard can bluster all he wants about the sanctity of Quebecs' borders.
The truth is though, that he will have a tough time keeping his sacred territory intact.
Brassard unveils new Anti-Partition pamphlet. Get your copy now.
Legal position against the Quebec government's arguments
The mechanics of the Partition process.
Or in Sepra-Speak, Intolerance in the Pontiac.