Suppose Where it falls apart is west of the Ontario border because instead of each of the western provinces being given a number of senators equal or in comparison to the other provinces that were already in, the four western provinces got only twenty-four senators, in other words, six for Alberta, six for B.C., six for Manitoba and six for Saskatchewan.
Can we infer that "The western provinces feel that the 6 senators are equal in comparison"? Yes, no, or maybe?
Suppose Where it falls apart is west of the Ontario border because instead of each of the western provinces being given a number of senators equal or in comparison to the other provinces that were already in, the four western provinces got only twenty-four senators, in other words, six for Alberta, six for B.C., six for Manitoba and six for Saskatchewan. Can we infer that "The western provinces feel that the 6 senators are equal in comparison"? Yes, no, or maybe?