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Canada: The world’s emergency exit – The Economist
Canada: The world’s emergency exit
As Canada celebrates its national day on July 1, many Britons and Americans view the country with envy. Data from Google Trends show interest in moving to Canada at an all-time high. It surged in Britain after the Brexit vote. Americans’ interest peaked after Donald Trump cleaned up on Super Tuesday. The spikes coincide with searches for other expressions of despair, such as “rigged election” and “average IQ by state”
CANADA has long been a country for idealists. Before the United States entered either world war, thousands of Americans eager to fight in Europe joined the Canadian military. Decades later, Americans fled north to avoid fighting in Vietnam. In the absence of any large-scale conflicts between national armies, what events might inspire an American to leave for the Great White North today? Data from Google Trends provide a clue. Continue reading →
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