Could the duke of Anjou promote Canadian unity?

[Machjo]

I was thinking recently, given how France has been experiencing a resurgence of monarchism in the last few decades with the latest polls showing 17% support for monarchy there, and how Quebec sovereigntists still see the rest of Canada as foreign to them, what if the Quebec National Assembly, with the blessing of the Queen, invited the Duke of Bourbon to serve as the Governor General of Quebec for life or at least until other duties should call him away?

French monarchists would probably feel a closer link to Quebec with the legitimate successor to the vacant throne of France serving as Governor General of Quebec. French Canadians might feel a closer link to the British monarchy with the legitimate successor of the French Kings serving as the Governor General of Quebec. English Quebecers might take an interest in the French monarchy and so feel a closer bond with French Quebecers.

What would be your thoughts on such a thing?

[eyeball]

It would be more to the point if human beings recognized it's gravity that binds us together - bring it all down to Earth.

[Mr. C]

You're telling me that you want to ask the heir to the french throne, someone who's lineage literally chose to abandon french Canadians in the seven year war, if he wants to live a life of luxury in Montreal paid for with my tax money? Let's be honest here, a Canadian and only a Canadian should be chosen to be a governor general! Choosing only the best and brightest Canadians is how we run the senate and that old boys club always has our national best interest in mind!