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September 5, 2012

What Does Quebec Want? Beats Us

Dan Gardner, Ottawa Citizen

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It's like 1970. And 1976. 1980. And all through the '80s. And the early '90s. And the near-death experience of 1995. And most of the years since. Modern Canadian history is what the movie Groundhog Day would have been if it had never ended.

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TAGGED: Canada, Parti Quebecois, Quebec

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