Sure but the Quebecois don't even think the Acadians are speaking real french
And really, for shadowrun that sort of rampant culturalism makes for awesome gamage. Quebec is one of my favorite Shadowrun settings to run a game in. Although I admit, my Quebec isn't SR-RAW.

The basics of Quebec for me:
1) All corporations must be owned by someone with Quebec Citizenship.
2) Most of the population is centered around Montreal and Quebec City.
3) The wilderness is a giant Awakened Critter wilderness. There are small communities of independents dotting the landscape, but they tend to get run over by horrible magical crap.
4) The #1 Magic Tradition is Catholicism. The Quebec Catholic Church trains Mages, and they tend to go out and protect said small communities.
5) The racism is rampant, but weird. Naga, Centaurs, etc are non-humans. They are hunted, and served in some of the finer restaurants. Metahumans are treated like trash, and Trolls keep on running into this problem that the Government can't decide if they should be on the bounty list or not. Unless, they are Native French Speakers. That's the most important trait. A French Troll is given more respect, than an non-french Human.
6) Only Native French Speakers are Quebec Citizens. Non-French speakers are literally second-class citizens, or immigrant workers with "work visas" who are forced to live in the 'Barrens'. Because in order to be a citizen, and have a valid Quebec SiN, you must speak french.
7) There are very few sinnless, but most people have 'work sins' and still live in the barrens.

It really makes for some amusing 'running.

Sounds like what I've heard about Quebec City IRL. 'Course, most of that was after my Father was denied medical attention after the breaks on his trailer locked up and he rolled his transport truck.

Made the mistake of talking to them in Ontarian French-Canadian. They left him, covered in glass, in the ER Hallway, while taunting the "Poor widdle Anglo that hurt himself."

My views of things might be just a tiny bit biased.

Sounds like what I've heard about Quebec City IRL. 'Course, most of that was after my Father was denied medical attention after the breaks on his trailer locked up and he rolled his transport truck.

Made the mistake of talking to them in Ontarian French-Canadian. They left him, covered in glass, in the ER Hallway, while taunting the "Poor widdle Anglo that hurt himself."

My views of things might be just a tiny bit biased.

So, how much did he sue the hospital for?

There's DeGenesis for that.

So, how much did he sue the hospital for?

Since Magic has been around as long as it has in the SR verse. I'd like to see some new developments that actually allow a team to deal with magic that doesn't involve a mage. Yes magic is rare... Yes magic deals with magic... But youd think after all that time there would be something more developed along the lines of mundanes protecting themselves from magic that doesn't involved something Awakened.

And with that I mean something a little more subtle than just "Geek the Mage, First."

Sourcebook: Scandinavia

Sourcebook: Germany

Sourcebook: Russia

Maybe a selection of different building and luxury vehicle blueprints/floorplans.

ARGH! I really wish I understood German! The English preview sounds really neat.

Probably not much. In Canada, one can't sue for things like mental trauma or anything like that. The most anyone can really hope to achieve is sueing for lost wages, and that's it.

A nice juicy manatech and mana-countertech book would be nice yeah.

I'd get behind this.

Does the concept of malpractice not exist in Canada? Pretty sure that leaving a trauma patient in the hallway with no treatment whatsoever counts.

Malpractice exists, but more as a means of taking people out of their job, instead of as a way to get rich from their failure to help.

Even with Canada's universal healthcare, it is worth noting that they only need to make sure you will live. And the health care providers are generally over taxed, like everywhere else. If the nurses and technicians didn't think your injuries were severe enough to warrent immediate attention in the ER, they can leave you in the hall until they can get to you.

I'd like a booklet on BTLs and drugs. I'd really like BTLs with game effects, just like drugs get right now, including all the downsides. And personafixes.