That’s nice.

Now can the HTS Jihadists who control Damascus stop genociding the Kurdish people in Rojava?

Trump-Epstein files has a nice ring to it.

Orban is the Russian lapdog, right?

Can you elaborate for those of us who are uninformed?

Angry upvote.

Don’t worry, there’s plenty of “bad” to go around. It’s not the human rights violations Olympics.

A lot of these answers were preference but this one is just incorrect.

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At this point, the administration is treating words as violence.

Canada’s policy on nuclear non-proliferation and disarmament is based on the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) and reinforced by related initiatives. Canada seeks to halt the spread of nuclear weapons, reduce existing stockpiles, and irreversibly eliminate them.

Canada strongly advocates for non-proliferation and a step-by-step approach to nuclear disarmament. This approach involves having all states join the NPT, bringing the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty (CTBT) into force and negotiating a treaty on fissile material.

https://www.international.gc.ca/world-monde/issues_development-enjeux_developpement/peace_security-paix_securite/nuclear_radiological-nucleaire_radiologique.aspx

It is absolutely not and it could have been better phrased on my part.

Canada has the 3rd largest uranium reserves on the planet and ranks second in production. Canadians even contributed scientists and supplied uranium for the Manhattan project. We also go hard on supporting Ukraine as the top per-capita contributor to Ukraine aid.

There’s your new seller.

This person histories lol

Odds are the USA will be on the wrong side of any major conflict and Canada would also be looking to Europe for support.

Our federal government is making it much harder to immigrate here and many people are being forced to leave the country since they can’t become a permanent resident anymore.

I agree with your sentiment, but our government and the average Canadian is far more anti-immigrant than 10 years ago.