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Federalism in Quebec
Federalism in Quebec (French: Fédéralisme au Québec) is the space of political ideologies which support Quebec remaining within the Canadian Confederation and opposition to sovereigntism. Throughout the sovereignty debate Quebec nationalist sentiment has swung between the federalist and sovereigntist options, with many Quebec nationalists willing to be a part of a Canadian federation with a more decentralized government. English-speaking Quebecers and allophones have been overwhelmingly opposed to Quebec's secession. Supporters of independence point to their belief that Quebec constitutes a nation due to its unique history, shared major language and common heritage. Opponents of sovereignty generally believe it to be a dangerous idea due to the political, financial, personal and economic ties between Quebecers and other Canadians. Some see it as being unnecessary due to Canada's official bilingualism and multicultural policies, as well as the strong status of the French language and culture...
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