It was 20 years ago today, when Canadians collectively held their breath as votes were counted in the 1995 Quebec sovereignty referendum. Sovereigntists say a huge rally held for the "No" side in Montreal helped to defeat the plebicite. Christopher Dye, a lawyer from Montreal now living in Bermuda, attended the Unity Rally and was a volunteer for the "No" side. He says the referendum was a healthy exercise for the country. (Twenty years later, the sovereignty movement is diminished, but both sovereigntists and federalists agree it has not gone away completely, and probably never will.)

Date: 2015-10-30
Placeline: OTTAWA.
Source: The Canadian Press
Length: 11 seconds

Transcript Prediction: << and it's not a bad thing either for Canada to always have to think about why it exists and what makes it special and important if you can't answer those questions but he doesn't deserve you country >>

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