In the 1995 Quebec referendum, the province came alarmingly close to voting for independence, with 49.42% in favor and 50.58% against. The separatist movement had a controversial, undisclosed plan for the aftermath, potentially leading to chaos and civil unrest. This tense moment in Canadian history was underscored by a prank call from comedian Pierre Brassard to Queen Elizabeth II, reflecting the national anxiety surrounding the referendum’s outcome.
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