Isn't Alberta the 3rd most diverse province in Canada? I'm not against ethnic diversity itself but unfortunately, most minorities in the USA tend to vote dem by huge numbers. They simply don't take the time to truly gain an understanding of the principles that America was founded on. South Asians are very dem and from what I remember, Chinese-Americans vote dem in even higher numbers than blacks do. I'm sure they voted conservative in higher numbers this year but those conservatives are still in the minority. Is it different in Canada? I heard minorities vote conservative in higher numbers there. I think Saskatchewan would be a safer bet.
Idk, but having driven through it a couple of times, its pretty neat. We’d have Banff. Edmonton seemed a lot like Austin though. I only drove around Calgary/not through it, so I don’t have an opinion there.
Isn't Alberta the 3rd most diverse province in Canada? I'm not against ethnic diversity itself but unfortunately, most minorities in the USA tend to vote dem by huge numbers. They simply don't take the time to truly gain an understanding of the principles that America was founded on. South Asians are very dem and from what I remember, Chinese-Americans vote dem in even higher numbers than blacks do. I'm sure they voted conservative in higher numbers this year but those conservatives are still in the minority. Is it different in Canada? I heard minorities vote conservative in higher numbers there. I think Saskatchewan would be a safer bet.
Alberta is the most conservative province in Canada. Period.
Idk, but having driven through it a couple of times, its pretty neat. We’d have Banff. Edmonton seemed a lot like Austin though. I only drove around Calgary/not through it, so I don’t have an opinion there.