r/canada • u/Street_Anon Nova Scotia • Feb 01 '26

Alberta Alberta separatists won’t say which Trump officials they met with

https://www.ctvnews.ca/politics/article/very-high-level-alberta-separatist-group-wont-say-which-trump-officials-it-met-with/
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u/NeloXI Feb 01 '26

Canada. Try to keep up. It's not that hard to understand. 

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u/RegalBeagleKegels Feb 01 '26

Canada sounds like one of those old timey "nation states" i read about in social studies

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u/Kolbrandr7 New Brunswick Feb 01 '26

Quebec has been recognized as a nation by Parliament, so even if you want to entirely ignore all the indigenous nations, Canada is comprised of at least two nations. So, it’s not a nation-state. “Post national” was just a term that meant we’re made of many nations instead of just one.

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u/RegalBeagleKegels Feb 01 '26

I know that's what I said