Why does the Quebec Party in Canada want independence?

When talking about the Bloc Québécois, we have to mention the independence process of Quebec. The first white people to land in Canada are widely believed to be Vikings from Norway. It was the 1000th anniversary of the birth of Jesus Christ. However, the visit at that time could only be regarded as an adventure activity and just a sightseeing trip. In the 16th century AD, the French slowly developed on this land. By the beginning of the 17th century, Quebec was established as the earliest city in Canada. By the late 17th century, the British began to develop and grow in Canada with their fur and fishing businesses, which also officially opened the battle between the British and the French for Canada. Until the establishment of the Federation, the two countries continued to fight. Even when the "Uniformity Act" was promulgated in 1841, although they no longer wielded swords and guns, they were still stumbling upon each other secretly. During the day, the British posted the bill on the street. , will be torn apart by the French at night.

Britain and France fought fiercely, but no one could remember that it was the Indians and Inuit (that is, the Eskimos) who originally owned Canada. Needless to say, the Inuit territory, even if a bird could poop in it, would turn into ice in an instant, and neither Britain nor France cared about it. The Indians did not have such a good life. All those who should be killed and those who should not be killed were killed. In the end, a few plots of land were circled to raise those who could not be killed. They also called it the "Indian Cultural Reserve". The result was Today in the 21st century, Indians are also the "backbone" of Canada's unemployed army. This is off topic, if you are interested, we can also show it.

Back to the main story, although Quebec has become a province of Canada, the independence struggle of the Quebec people has never stopped. Two provincial referendums in 1980 and 1995 almost allowed the independence elements to succeed. Especially in the one in 1995, the number of people supporting independence reached 49.44%. Before the referendum, Prime Minister Christian publicly stated, "Fifty percent plus one vote can divide a country? This is not democracy!" In 1998, the Supreme Court of Canada finally ruled that Quebec's unilateral referendum won Independence is not recognized and must obtain the consent of the federation and other provinces. At this point, Quebec's independence crisis has been alleviated.

Don’t think that all developed Western countries are so polite in their pursuit of independence. They also have powerful masters. The Front de Liberation du Québec was established in 1963. It was kidnapping and bombing, and sometimes... Sometimes the truth is false, and it has been true and false for decades, and there has been no shortage of twists and turns. The latest poll shows that the Bloc Québécois' support rate is 8%, which is not much, but it is still the fifth largest party. As long as they do not give up their demand for independence, the Canadian people will not dare to let down their vigilance. Although it is reasonable for some countries to talk a lot about the reunification of other countries, they will never be merciful when problems arise in their own country. Even the most powerful United States of America is no exception.