Searches for How to Move to Canada just skyrocketed. Here's why
Since Super Tuesday results started to come out, Google searches for 'How can I move to Canada' reportedly rose by over 300%.
It's not rocket science to reach the conclusion these searches are coming from the US.
Why though? What's Canada got that America, or the rest of the world even, doesn't?
Who put together arguably the most diverse cabinet on the planet including 50% women "because it's 2015."
Who announced last month he would march in Toronto's Pride Parade this July. Making him arguably the first sitting premier anywhere in the world to do so.
It's not like he's adopting the 'gay cause' for public perception either. He's attended Pride Parades in Vancouver and Toronto for years - he just wasn't PM then.
And it's nothing to do with your skin colour.
They've had marriage equality since 2005
They have universal healthcare.
Their constitution rules you don't have to be born in Canada to be Prime Minister.
They have religious freedom.
Their humaneness to the refugee situation - especially under Trudeau - has been remarkable.
When Canada realised that its neighbour, the "greatest country in the word" has Donald Trump as presidential candidate frontrunner, they went into emergency mode and came up with an alternative.
They pitched 'Canada' as candidate for US president.
In this awesome video
Gun laws are among the strictest on the planet.
Do we really have to explain why this is a good thing?
Apparently Marcellus Gilmore Edson patented peanut paste in Montreal in 1884 - originally it was made for people who couldn't chew.
Go on, hit search. You know you want to.
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