[kwoldtimer]

Originally Posted by eternallyme

Fights over issues like wind turbines, electrical rates, job policies and urban infrastructure, which are not popular there. But at least no racial or social-based policies have entered the fray yet.

A hypothetical such party would also have to walk a tightrope since it would have factions in nearly all provinces (except perhaps Atlantic Canada) yet the regional differences would still be stark for a party holding itself together by anti-elitist policies, and they would be far from a majority in any province.

I'm not too familiar with the western provinces, although Alberta has had a noticeable divide over climate policies and farm issues, not sure how it has developed in the other provinces?

I can't see how any of that could take on a radical nativist slant. I thought you meant opposition to temporary seasonal workers from abroad or something like that.