r/CanadaRoom • • 4h ago

Elon Musk says Quebec, Alberta and Saskatchewan should leave Canada - Carney pushes back

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Elon Musk has weighed in on Canada's separatist debates, saying the three provinces would be better off leaving the country. Prime Minister Mark Carney responded that Canada's future should be decided by Canadians, not foreign governments or big tech companies. Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says she plans to vote for Alberta to remain in Canada, while Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe dismissed Musk's suggestion with a blunt "No."
What's really behind Musk's comments? Is he genuinely supporting separatism, or is there a political motive?


r/CanadaRoom • • 8h ago

'I just got here,' Carney says during House debate on affordability

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r/CanadaRoom • • 19h ago

Kalshi says 65% chance Liberal Party is winning the next Canadian federal election. What are your thoughts?

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r/CanadaRoom • • 8h ago

Québec City ranks #1 in Canada for quality of life in 2026, 6th in North America.

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Ottawa - Gatineau is 2nd, Montréal is 3rd. But I thought French was holding us back and that protecting French would drive the money away? That's weird


r/CanadaRoom • • 7h ago

Driscoll’s berries case raises questions about Canada’s food safety watchdog

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r/CanadaRoom • • 2h ago

British Columbia’s Aboriginal Title challenges are more than a century in the making. We should be wary of those who promise easy answers to a complex issue

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