Should the Turks and Caicos Islands become a part of Canada?

Question

If you've never heard of this, the Turks and Caicos Islands is a very small country of 26,000 people south of the Bahamas. The idea of it joining Canada has been discussed over the years. Any opinions?

Answer 1

Yeah..why not :-))



But I do worry about what would happen to a small insignificant country like Canada as it gets swamped in the obviously much more powerful and importand Turks and Caicos Islands.

I wouldn't want you Canadians to loose that quirky identity of yours :-))



Seriously... It's good for Canada..because.. you now have your own Carabeen getaway..Perhaps you could ban Americans!?



And it is good for the Turks and Caicos because they are now linked to a larger economy with new markets open to them..and a Canadian Passport would be a better document to travel on..



Though I don't know if the Queen will allow it!! The Turks and Caicos are still part of the British Empire.

I should have you done for treason!



Perhaps a even better idea..would be perhaps to allow that insignificant neighbour to the south as you join as a junior partner :-))))

Answer 2

We definitely need our "place in the sun". It has been suggested before and I think it would make a good fit. I think we have a lot to offer to the Turks and Cacaos. I also believe with our powerful armed forces we could easily subdue the puny Turk and Caicosian forces. I have heard say they only have one fishing boat in their entire Navy, we easily outgun them with our fleet of pleasure craft. Their Army is also a technological joke having not gone beyond sticks and stones, which will be easily overpowered by our superior pitch forks and shovels.

Answer 3

in all likelihood no longer, yet they do deserve one yet another for any sort of reasons. perhaps Canada can purely invade the T&C and then they might administration the old salt pans on Salt Cay and use that old, wiped out on line casino on Grand Turk island for bombing prepare

Answer 4

no ,due the fact canada could not afford to administer or defend in times of war these islands properly!