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Ray
@menard_ray
Spouse of @bobbimenard | Dad to 5 | Environmental Scientist | Managing Partner @AlgaeControlCan | Partner @smokytrout | Classical Liberal
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May 8
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2 min read
Keith’s post makes it sound like separation is clean, simple, and mostly procedural.
No big deal. No legal quagmire. No conflict. Just options.
Is that really how this works?
Maybe someone with more knowledge than me can answer a few questions of mine?
https://twitter.com/ikwilson/status/1920165872079155683
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If a province cannot legally separate without a constitutional amendment, what exactly is being negotiated after a Yes vote? Who is legally required to show up and negotiate? What happens if they refuse?