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Bloc leader Y-F Blanchet signaled openness to discussions between an independent Quebec and Alberta, following reports that St-Pierre Plamondon’s provincial sovereigntist party has reached out to Alberta leaders. Canada’s confederation is crumbling, and it’s beautiful.

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