I am very unhappy that you are going to be in my city, and I certainly do not welcome you. Kindly keep the number 51 out of your mouth while you’re here!

I went to high school with Poilievre. 🤢 This is from my yearbook. If you ask me, he’s pointed a little too much to the right. The far right. Today is the day, Canada! Vote against angry, negative, Trump-style politics, and vote for Carney! 🇨🇦

To the Americans who protested today, thank you. The world sees you, and I hope you can hear us cheering you on every step of the way. Thank you for being the neighbours we always knew we had. 🇨🇦❤️🇺🇸

We’re so sorry, Canada.

President Trump gushed about his dreams of expanding America’s borders by taking over Canada, while the NATO chief sat silently beside him.

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From @theathleticfc.bsky.social: Canada men’s national team manager Jesse Marsch has a message for President Trump: “Lay off the ridiculous rhetoric about Canada being the 51st state.” nyti.ms/3ER27Dm

In Canada two months ago, the Conservatives had a 26-point lead over the Liberals for the upcoming election — with the Conservatives running on a Trump-like theme of “Canada First.” Then Trump started declaring he wanted to take over Canada. Today the race is now TIED.

Canadians visiting the U.S. were responsible for $20.5 billion in spending last year. Some are now changing their travel plans. “I feel like Canadians have been slapped across the face by Trump.”