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Date Posted: 18:43:47 12/26/01 Wed
Author: shawn meades
Subject: Re: Imperial Canada Projects
In reply to: Rick 's message, "Re: Imperial Canada Projects" on 17:04:39 08/21/01 Tue

I agree.

>While you're considering renaming provinces, what
>about Alberta (named for Queen Victoria's daughter),
>Nova Scotia (New Scotland) and New Brunswick (chosen
>in honour of King George III, a descendant of the
>Brunswick House)?
>
>Seriously though, why rename them? The Americans
>didn't feel the need to rename New York, New England,
>Georgia, Virginia or countless other places when they
>won their independence.
>
>I'm all for a true Canadian head of state (although I
>prefer that person to be democratically elected) but
>renaming place names is a bit too revisionist for my
>tastes. Even more distasteful than Quebec's renaming
>of english place names.
>
>Rick
>
>> -For British Columbia and Prince Edward Island
>>residents, as Canada continues to come into it's own
>>in this new century, more left overs from colonial
>>days will need to be replaced with more appropriate
>>ideas for a more mature society. For British Columbia
>>and Prince Edward Island, that means new names for
>>those provinces. We would love to hear suggestions
>>from the people of British Columbia and Prince Edward
>>Island, so that Imperial Canada can have a proposal
>>for new names for British Columbia and Prince Edward
>>Island.

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