I dislike thinking about this, but is anyone exploring future impacts to Canada’s largest cities from the US descent into authoritarianism?
Refugees fleeing north will disproportionately impact Toronto and Vancouver, for example, and Montreal far less due to perceived language barrier. But I’m interested (well, maybe concerned is a better word) about larger-scale and directed impacts, like “cut that cross-border pipeline to make Ottawa stay docile”, or “let Russia have some Canadian arctic”.
Cameron MacLeod /
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