I'd just suggest five Terry Pratchett novels because... you're dead, why not enjoy a few hours reading some good books before whatever happens next - especially since Pratchett's Death was specifically written to be comforting to those facing their mortality.
I think the writing on the wall is that the US stock market is going in a direction. If you may need that money in the next decade or ever it may be an excellent idea to diversify.
This is not financial advice but the US exchange is highly volatile at the moment.
That seems strongly weighted towards red states - it's really helpful to waking people up that Musk transparently doesn't give a shit about poor people even when they agree with him politically.
I'm against elites. I will happily classify some as clearly worse than others but anyone with more than a few million in wealth got there by stealing from others and declined many opportunities to make their income highly productive for society.
The article expands on this but Columbia itself also laid the groundwork for their own targeting by reinforcing the false narrative of extreme violence to justify their forceful response.
Had they simply supported the protests (an excellent stance for a university assuming the protests aren't trying to promote nazism or white nationalism) then they wouldn't be in this boat.
The media exacerbated the situation, but this whole event would have never happened without Columbia's own actions.
I don't know if there's a specific push for it right now but it's something constantly and trivially within reach for Canada. The pressure from these fuckers is constantly fighting against it.
The usual path is through permanent residency. If you reside within Canada for about three years on a PR card you can apply for citizenship.
You can get PR via a spouse or skilled/point based application. One hack to gain a lot of points is to practice your French, if you can score even moderate fluency in French and apply to reside within Quebec things get significantly easier.
Another large entry opportunity is asylum seekers and LGBT+ folks can have a far easier time requesting entry though that is country of origin based and while the US has been considered as being declared dangerous for LGBT+ people it is not currently so as Canada considers interior migration (i.e. moving from Louisiana to Vermont) to be a reasonable path to safety. That may change depending on US federal laws though.
Ontario is also a good pick. I actually also work in the US Healthcare industry from Canada. It's surprising how much of the private health care revenue ends up leaving the country.
Walk away from them until they feel comfortable enough to leave.