| Jason Willett (Durham, Ontario) wrote 7 months ago |
| Nope |
| I just happened across this site while researching a Quebec holiday. I have to say, as a Canadian citizen, born and raised, that I am proud of my heritage. In the current world there is no need for Canada to have any political or economic ties with the US. Our economy is in a much better state, and >>> Read Full Text |
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| Brian Lane Herder (Lawrence, Kansas) wrote 7 months ago |
| This has been on my mind for a long time |
| It is a curious thing that arguably the biggest obstacle to American-Canadian union is Canadian fears of being swallowed and assimilated in the American melting pot. This is an understandable fear with the United States having almost ten times the population of Canada. However as an American I bel >>> Read Full Text |
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| Francois Chaput (Terrebonne, Quebec) wrote 8 months ago |
| Quebec |
I totally agree with the United North America. I'm a French speaking Canadian living in the province of Quebec and I can tell that I feel more American than Canadian. We share more cultures and identities than most think. Ok, we do it in French mostly and so !
Language may be a problem f >>> Read Full Text |
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| Merrill McCracken (Idaho Falls, Idaho) wrote 8 months ago |
| Merging two great nations |
| I just read over your site and I have to agree with you on each and every point. I have often thought how great it would be to merge the two countries. I haven't met a Canadian that I disliked, although I am certain they are out there. This is long overdue. >>> Read Full Text |
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| Steve (Edmonton, Alberta) wrote 9 months ago |
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I am very interested in your website and your cause because I am a dual citizen... my mother is american and my father is canadian... and I have lived in both countries.
However, I still have questions.
I understand your stance on state run health care, I do agree that the state do >>> Read Full Text |
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| John Livingston (Trenton, Ontario) wrote 9 months ago |
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| My fiance showed me this site and i have to say i thought i was the only one that believed canada and the united states would benifit by becoming one united nation....i met my fiance 7 years ago and i went to the states i loved it there and was amazed on the similarities between canada and the US. t >>> Read Full Text |
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| John (Vancouver, British Columbia) wrote 9 months ago |
| Unity is better |
| If around 400 million Europeans in almost all EU member countries as diverse as Greece and Sweden, or Portugal and Poland, can agree to open borders, why can't Canada and the U.S. agree to unify since they have much more in common than most EU member countries? >>> Read Full Text |
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| James (Kensington, Maryland) wrote 10 months ago |
| Politics |
| As a Republican and conservative I'm in favor of the uniting of the US and Canada. I do not believe this would have major political implications on either country. Currently the PM of Canada is Stephen Harper, a member of the conservative party and the Canadian house is very much divided the way t >>> Read Full Text |
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| Jamie Gillis (Halifax, Nova Scotia) wrote 1 year ago |
| Fundamental Flaws |
I've read over the point on this website. While I am completely convinced that solid cooperation and teamwork should exists between Canada and the US, there are some huge issues that the official arguements fail to address:
#1: French Canada. in your FAQ section, you brush this issue off by >>> Read Full Text |
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| Ramy (Montreal, Quebec) wrote 1 year ago |
| A dream come true |
| I support the idea fully, it would be a dream comes true, if people’s ideologies are receptive enough and not concerned about the loss of heritage, language or identities, i.e., since the European Union was formed, the Dutch are still Dutch, Italians are still Italians; and the French are still Fren >>> Read Full Text |
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