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Well there isn't a whole lot of competition in North America. Cops have been raiding clubs in New York city as of late looking for any type of violations. Even Pacha NY was raided on its grand opening and Morrillo had to quit playing to announce the cops have arrived. Tell me how much does that suck. New York used to be the mecca for wild hedonistic clubbing but is growing more conservative by the minute.
Of course there are clubs in Miami, California, and Ice in Las Vegas, but I don't know how they compare. There is also Crobar in Chicago which has got a few good reviews as of late. But again never been there. Somehow I doubt any of these cities match the craziness of the Guvernment from a DJs perspective.
Even here in Montreal there isn't the kind of crowding, bumping, pushing,dancing, and overall buzz that the guvernment has (I actually think Millenium is the closest to the Guvernment in terms of energetic crowd, dancing, etc). It seems like people here are more internalized and everyone gives each other some space, which can be a good thing.
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