As I noted in my last post, angelo, if you insist on interpreting a situation as if it's a war, every utterance as if it's a threat, then you'll just end up in a war, which is never a quick or painless way to solve problems.

Alberta and KM made a huge mistake in going to war with Christie Clark.  They should have been working with her years ago when they had a good chance of framing a solution to slow the growth of opposition.  But they just let the opposition grow, concessions came too late, Clark lost her majority and probably her government too, and pipeline advocates in particular are going to miss her pro-business self when she's gone.   I'd advise against making the same mistake with Couillard and Quebec.