More than half of Canadians now say they “no longer feel welcome in the United States,” for example, and this sentiment is strongest among women and older people. Article content

During the recent Canadian election campaign with its looming threat of crippling tariffs and annexation, there was a “worrisome intersection” in the Canadian mind of the American government and the American people, according to Jack Jedwab, president of the Montreal-based Association for Canadian Studies (ACS).

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    3 days ago

    The amount my feet will ever touch American soil again is zero.

    On this amazing planet there are a million more places I’d rather be a part of, see, and not worry if I’m going to get sent to a U.S. concentration camp because I don’t like couch fucking Vance.

    In Canada we share a border with France. Did you know? We can visit Europe without ever leaving North America. St. Pierre.

    Boycott America!!

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        2 days ago

        Is there a Danish side? I thought the last round of exchanges ended with Canada putting a bottle of whiskey on that side, thus claiming it as Canada’s! 🤣

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            2 days ago

            Oh. Pity. The whisky/akvavit war was one of the more charming things in world politics.

            Splitting it is OK, I guess, but … WHERE WILL THE CF’s PEOPLE GET THEIR AKVAVIT FROM NOW!?