Constitutionally, Trudeau’s decisions only affect the average Canadian in particular ways. Or, the government is already quite decentralized and a province’s le

Constitutionally, Trudeau’s decisions only affect the average Canadian in particular ways. Or, the government is already quite decentralized and a province’s legislature has an incredible amount of authority over your day-to-day life. His father once suggested the country sometimes tries to be a loose collection of principalities. I think this is partially why separatism isn’t as prominent as it is today. A province would need an incredible benefit from splitting and most of the motivations are more cultural/ideological than economic.