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One of the more unusual features of the Canadian political landscape, seldom explicitly noted, is that nationalist sentiment is far more pronounced on the left than it is on the right. This is actually something that Quebec nationalism and English-Canadian nationalism share. In the United States, by contrast, nationalism is very much associated with the […]