Angry Google Maps users report Canada’s provincial parks mislabelled as ‘state’ parks
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Some Google Maps users in Canada are claiming provincial parks have been labelled as 'state' parks.

Your country is a State

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But these parks are run by the provinces, not the Canadian government. The only parks in Canada that could be called “state parks” would be those run by Parks Canada.

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It’s not. Never was, never will.

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you misunderstood what they meant.

all countries are states. a state is an entity, some states band together into a federation of some sort. some are unitary, some are not. unitary means the same laws apply in all places, others have regional autonomy.

canada is a state, with subdivisions that it calls provinces america is a state, with subidivisions that it calls states russia is a mafia pretending to be a state, that has oblasts and others

That comment was “we aren’t going to become the 51st”

Someone doesn’t know English. Or are you saying that you dont have sovereignty?

You know what you said, we know what your goal is. Let’s not confuse the multiple meanings of the word “state” here.

How are you this ignorant of current events?

Fucking chud. Stop being an ignorant pedant.

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