Pierre Poilievre's "Canada is Broken" slogan is actually dangerous because it's now stoking the Quebec sovereignty movement. 

Perhaps Conservatives aren't aware, but the Quebec sovereignty movement is back with a vengeance in La Belle Province.

The separatist Parti Quebecois and its leader, Paul St-Pierre Plamondon, lead Premier Francois Legault's CAQ government by double digits. An incredible fact given that most political observers had written the PQ's political obituary as recently as 2022 when the party won an abysmal three seats in the National Assembly and <15% of the popular vote. 

But as the PQ take their increasingly popular message to Quebeckers, they're reminding them that the man presumed to be Canada's next prime minister believes Canada is broken.

Poilievre's "Canada is Broken" message is a godsend if you're a Parti Quebecois partisan dedicated to Quebec independence. They can easily say: "don't take my word for it, the next PM of Canada thinks the country is broken!"

A reminder that vapid political slogans that call our country broken undermine national unity at a precarious time for the Canadian federation *and equip* Quebec separatists with the ammunition and cover they crave to tear Canada apart and push their narrow sovereigntist agenda. 

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