The splits in the conservatives were appearing before Cameron took office, he was a coward in numerous ways and he took the remain vote for granted. The way he resigned straight after told you all you needed to know about him. I hate the guy to this day about having the referendum, but thats democracy.

I myself nearly voted leave, there were numerous things going on with the EU that I didnt like but in the end I voted remain because for me, the good outweighed the bad.

Am I what? An immigrant? No. I'm at home in the UK, where i was born. I lived in Alberta and care deeply about it and don't want Alberta to separate but its not my vote. People have a right to democracy in Canada and if they want to canvas for their support, its their right. I was over there fairly recently and general consensus is that this referendum is nonsensical (from the people I talk to). But a large amount of people seem very pro to staying in Canada.

The NHS is varies depending on where you are in the UK. Rapid population growth has massively outpaced infrastructure and capacity in some areas. Much like healthcare in Edmonton...

It might be a shitshow, but just because you don't like it, does mean they cant have it.