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On what will probably be my last visit to the United States for a very long time, I made sure to give Donald a message from Canada and from the rest of the free world.

HERO vs ZERO I'm in a state of shock & still trying to process yesterday's shameful, traitorous debacle in the WH: A DAY THAT WILL LIVE IN INFAMY. Our standing in the world has plummeted overnight, but the repercussions will be felt forevermore. #SlavaUkraini🇺🇦 #ShameOnUS🇺🇸

From the President's Day protest in Washington Square Park in New York City (Feb. 17/25) I was really inspired by these people.

#FlashbackFriday - If November's US election had played out differently, I would still be making plans to vacation in a fully staffed US National Park, I would still have Amazon Prime, Ukraine would still have an ally in America, and I might still like Wayne Gretzky.

I have canceled my Amazon Prime account. I have become a member of the Royal Canadian Legion. #canadafirst

We should be writing Project 2029—defining the society we want, clearly and publicly. Let’s start today.

After playing a fictional member of the Resistance a long time ago, I never could have imagined it ever happening in real life, but here we are.

Dear Canada and Mexico, We’re so, so sorry. — Sane America

The US just lost about $10K from me, personally, over the next 4 years. I will NOT be vacationing there (appx. 3 times at about $2.5k per trip), and I will NOT be attending any Buffalo sporting events (Sabres, Bills or Bisons games).

I’m going to put my rich guy hat on and say I hope that Mexico and Canada issue equal, retaliatory tariffs and stick to them for an extended period. I apologize to all the people it will cost money and the businesses it will hurt. But it’s the only way for tariffs to be seen for what they are

A collared aracari at my sister and brother-in-law's place, Gumbo Limbo Jungle Resort, in Belize last week.

A close-up of a Canada Jay. These birds have also been called Grey Jays, Gray Jays, and Whisky Jacks. In 2016, an online poll through Canadian Geographic selected this bird as Canada’s national bird. I got up close with 3 of these beautiful birds last weekend in Algonquin Provincial Park.

A highlight of my visit to Algonquin Provincial Park this morning, having Canada Jays take peanuts from my hand.