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To: jpthoma1 who wrote (124812)	7/22/2008 7:27:07 PM
From: E. Charters	Respond to of 313945

How about trading distincting societies? I always liked the scenery and skiing in Quebec better anyway. Ontario is isolating itself economically to the extent that it will be as distinct as any in a short time. If you travel to its major cities you will find that its major languages are dying out in favour of a compromise between several foreign dialects. Holidays are about the same. Have to make better beer. Not as many covered bridges. A few less cows wandering across the roads. A few differences. But all in all a fair trade. I think Quebec is working out its social and economic problems better than Ontario. Perhaps that is a function of more favourable federal treatment. But it seems that much of it is internal. EC:<-}