🇨🇦 Gen Z separatism is what happens when Ottawa turns Canada into nowhere

The absurd part is not that young Quebecers are flirting with sovereignty. It is that the Laurentian class still acts shocked after spending a decade gutting any shared Canadian identity and replacing it with post-national sludge. The piece reported Gen Z péquistes packaging independence with memes, parties, and vibes, while the old Parti Québécois guard lectures about history. Of course the sales pitch changed. Trudeau’s Canada already taught them politics is branding, not nationhood.

When Ottawa treats sovereignty as a dirty word, borders as optional, and mass immigration as an economic sacrament, don’t be stunned when Quebec youth start asking what exactly they are supposed to feel loyal to. A country run as a WEF-managed airport lounge should expect regional nationalism to fill the vacuum. The federal elite dissolved citizenship into diversity slogans, DEI bureaucracy, and managerial contempt, then wondered why younger Quebecers prefer a tribe over a spreadsheet. This is not just a Quebec story. It is the inevitable result of a post-national regime that made Canada feel disposable.

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