The thing I don't understand is that they're also clearly not dressed for the cold American winter either, it's not like the climate cares about the border.
Hmm, I'm worried to find out if we're talking a Fahrenheit/Celsius kinda scale where our expectations become negative at some point, or if it's more of a Kelvin where absolute 0 is the destruction of planet earth or life as we know it.
I managed to do a pretty good grocery shop today and I managed to only buy 1 American onion. There was a local option but I couldn't justify buying (or carrying) 25lbs without a plan. It's a local grocery store though, and I'm confident they're working on making buying Canadian/boycotting American products much easier very soon.
I don't really understand what your point is. Do you mean our election campaigns don't last 4 years? Y'all could plan to book voting day off 20 years in advance because it's not a surprise, ours can pop up any time with a month's notice. And by importance do you mean our PM generally doesn't have the power to crater the world economy in a matter of days? Or are you saying ours are more important because we vote for the entire government on 1 day and you just pick one guy?
I don't think non-Canadians know how angry we have to be to boo a national anthem. We'd cheer for the North Korean anthem if they sent a hockey team for us to play against.
Voting isn't a holiday in Canada either but we make it work. Vote early, vote by mail. You can use whatever excuse makes you feel better but taking an hour or 2 out of your day once every 4 years is a small price to pay for democracy.
No, that's how they fumbled the ball down south. "Oh, look at this dumbass felon, no one will vote for him!" Well it may have worked, but enough people voted for no one that he won anyways. If the Liberals want to win they need to show us why we should vote for them, not just hoping PP will make himself look bad. I'd argue he already has but clearly a lot of people disagree.
Looks like Ontario, Quebec, Manitoba, Newfoundland, and Nova Scotia are also taking the same route (except not restricting it to red states). I don't expect much from Alberta or Saskatchewan but where's New Brunswick's and PEI's stance on this?
This guy can slip pro Russian propaganda into a comment on literally any topic. I've had him tagged for months, often the highest level comment will seem pretty normal and then the deeper you get through the comments the more it just becomes "Russia good".
I don't know how you could tariff Meta, but I'd love if it was crippled so the essential groups I'm in would move somewhere else. I only ever get served posts from 1 or 2 of my real acquaintances as needles in a haystack of irrelevant trash.
The thing I don't understand is that they're also clearly not dressed for the cold American winter either, it's not like the climate cares about the border.