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Originally Posted by Docere
i.e. Something based on "natural beauty", transplants etc. that unites BC and Alberta and excludes Saskatchewan and Manitoba because their population growth this century to has been much more modest. Akin in some ways to both California and Colorado being out west, but excluding the Dakotas.
I'm guessing hell no, especially nowadays.
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I think BC and Alberta have strong enough provincial identities with additionally strong identities for each of their cities, that they don't feel the need to be bundled into one bloc.
Come to think of it California's like this, even though it's in the "far west" or the "west coast", its state identity is strong enough to stand on its own (and that's not even counting divisons internally like NorCal, SoCal etc.) without being bundled with other western states.