Originally Posted by ElvisManson

of you course you do right now. But if Quebec separates what currency are you going to pay them in? My understanding is that Ted Moses agreed and signed based on Quebec staying in canada and NOT separating.

Quebec, contrary to what many Quebecois think, gets more money from Confederation than it gives. When you add in all the direct federal spending this number increases. In each of the referendums this has been a major factor in keeping Quebec in Confederation. On the other hand Quebec is hungrier for provincial power than any other province except Alberta.

Lets talk about Immigration too.

Quebec has an unprecedented control over it?s own immigration. (A policy which is ridiculous, since once in Canada and past the first period immigrants can move anywhere.