Whoops I have trod in a Quebec?

There's a political party in Quebec called the Bloc Quebecois which basically wants Quebec to become its own country. HAHA DREAM ON

You have to admire them. They are more French than the French are.

That's almost impossible but I think the French Canadians didn't get the memo that it's not fashionable for French people to be assholes.

French are awesome warriors, Look at the terrorist who attacked their boat then they captured them terrorists and we can only guess what kind of torture a frenchman can deal out since they came from the same country as Napoleon. It's the Quebecans who given the French a bad name. Knew a girl from there, total bi0tch with a chip on her shoulder and a condescending tone. I'm part French and proud of it, along with the Cherokee German Irish and English. Sigh, ok so they're a part of me but I'm still proud of it!

Ooooh put up your flame shield.

Ditto. French mouths irritate me. You can just *tell* someone speaks french by looking at thier mouth. And what's with french being taught how to scream (ieeeeeee!!) and laugh (Hu, hu, hu, hu, hu)?

That first bit made my day, thanks. :D
There are boring parts. It's freakin huge and underpopulated. :)
No offense taken.
Visit somewhere else! It's beautiful.

Chris Jericho about Canada
Sorry guys, couldn't resist. :)

Yup. For example, contests and giveaways are typically valid in all provinces - except Quebec. There was a law that you couldn't put up English signs, (though I think that's mostly out of date now). Provincial sales tax is compounded on top of Federal. When married, the one performing the ceremony has to read a paragraph about some legal nonsense and the woman has to retain her maiden name (she can change it later, it's just not part of the marriage). You couldn't turn right on a red light until a few years ago.
However, it can be a great place... Montreal is very cool (and incredibly English). Eastern Townships are beautiful, too. Quebec City is historical and very scenic. Northern Quebec is extremely rugged, if you're more the wilderness type. It's just a huge province (bigger than all but about 18 countries I believe) so there's loads of variety.

Well considering i'm not geting married there, using English signs, or turning on a red light, he only is the sales tax.

Actually it was used to describe something that was way more nationalistic than it really needed to be (Quebeced it up). Nationalistic about a nation other than this one, that is. Which, as a spur of the moment analogy I found impressive. Especially given who came out with it.

You'll probably break some other law while there. It's just an example of the arrogance in government.