Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston is stepping into the federal fray, blasting the leader of the Bloc Québécois for calling Canada an “artificial country.”
At a campaign stop earlier this week, Yves-François Blanchet said he felt like he was a member of a “foreign parliament.”
When asked about those comments on Friday, Blanchet doubled down.
“We are, [whether] we like it or not, part of an artificial country with very little meaning called Canada,” he said.
“It’s a foreign parliament because this nation is not mine. I don’t feel more at ease in the Canadian Parliament than [Alberta Premier Danielle] Smith would feel at ease in the Assemblée nationale du Québec.”
It’s hard to believe Mr. Blanchet would describe Canada as “an artificial country with very little meaning.” Say what you want about our challenges, but don’t insult the country we all call home. <a href=”https://t.co/WHGg1E7Bvg”>pic.twitter.com/WHGg1E7Bvg</a>
—@TimHoustonNS
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