#canadian international

[chelseajackarmy]

Cole Sanford // Cardiff Devils

[ffactory]

[st-just]

It's uncharitable but - there's a tendency for online liberals/progressives to act like everyone from a immigrant-heavy community naturally and automatically supports universally liberalized and expanded immigration laws - and, like, I really can't help but feel this isn't a opinion you can sustain if you actually interact with any number of the people you're talking about.

[allthecanadianpolitics]

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says the province will continue to try to convince U.S. President Donald Trump to reverse course on the tariff the U.S. is imposing on Canadian goods. In a lengthy post on X, formerly known as Twitter, on Saturday, Smith said she was disappointed with the announcement that the U.S. will place a 10 per cent tariff on Canadian energy products, as well as a 25 per cent tariff on all other Canadian goods. The decision will harm Canadians and Americans alike, straining the relationship between the two countries, Smith said.

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Tagging: @abpoli @newsfromstolenland

[ravensvalley]

#RedFox

Canadian Red Fox at dawn walking the Mountainous Parts of the Northern Hemisphere.

@BenAdrienProulx October 14th, 2024.

[irraydiate]

Albertan miku

[wickedsoft]

I jumped on the Miku from your country trend, and drew a little Canadian Miku.

Also obligatory hockey Miku too

[theelvishfiddler]

I just wanna say, I would gladly buy any of your tmnt comics if you ever choose to print them somehow!! Your art is such a big inspiration for me, and I hope I can get to your level some day 💪😎!!

Oh, speaking of printed comics :3

I ordered a small test batch from a local printer! It won't be available for sale online, not for a while, but I'll have copies for sale at Ottawa Comic Con in like... just over a week from now :D

Also, that is incredibly cool to hear, thank you! I always view my work as "learning in progress", but I'm always happy to hear my work has inspired others (〃´ω`〃) i wish you lots of learning and fun on your journey!

[allthebrazilianpolitics]

Protecting the Amazon rainforest and its Indigenous peoples is a global responsibility

Unpacking Canada’s haunting presence in the Amazon

In the Amazon rainforest, the lands, cultures, and Indigenous tribes’ ways of life are directly threatened by the destruction. 

While the Amazon has faced long-scale devastation, under former Brazil president Jair Bolsonaro’s leadership, deforestation reached a 15-year high in 2021. However, the responsibility for this large-scale decimation is not limited to Brazil — Canada is also complicit in exploiting Amazonian resources.

Deforestation in the Amazon will have long-term, irreversible consequences for our climate, but the crisis extends beyond environmental impact. I believe deforestation is a serious violation of human rights, and Canada’s haunting presence in the Amazon directly threatens Indigenous peoples and their survival which depends on the land. 

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[wondersmith39]

Southern Alberta/Calgary Miku! We genuinely do dress like this here... at least, for about two weeks every July lmao (look up the Calgary Stampede and be jealous of our super awesome/totally batshit over-the-top cowboy festival)

[toxicxsugarxart]

Today I offer you a Generic Canadian Miku ❤️

[kazhanko-art]

out of some curiosity (and a desire to procrastinate) I have a poll on some WW1 Canadian history for you guys

in case anyone wants to know what I’m talking about

[allthecanadianpolitics]

On Feb. 17, right-wing media commentator Candice Malcolm posted a video titled “Disgraceful: Canadian Fans Boo the American National Anthem.” Malcolm, a former Calgary Sun columnist, has 136,000 followers on X and founded the right-wing media site True North in 2016. Her husband, Shopify executive Kaz Nejatian, has also been involved with the organization, according to reporting by PressProgress. Before scolding hockey fans for booing “The Star-Spangled Banner” at a hockey game on Feb. 15 — something Canadian fans have been doing since President Donald Trump said he would impose harsh tariffs to compel Canada to join the United States — Malcolm talked about her hopes for a government led by Pierre Poilievre. “We’re still trying to understand what a Poilievre government would look like,” she said of the Conservative leader. “Is it going to be a significantly more conservative government, something more like the America First movement in the States with Trump? Or is it going to be something more like the polite, centrist Progressive Conservatives? “I hope it’s more like the former.” Malcolm’s remarks highlight a problem for Poilievre: some of his voting base are strong supporters of Trump, despite the U.S. president’s growing hostility towards Canada. But many other voters have been repulsed by Trump’s repeated threats to Canadian sovereignty, and that may be having an impact on support for the Conservatives.

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[ravensvalley]

#CanadianBlackBear

So what do you do if you ever encounter the most common and widespread Canadian Black Bear?

Nothing. You just take pictures.

@BenAdrienProulx October 8th, 2023

[sulfurpitsparky]

VANCOUVER MIKU!

[redhoodie1723]

lando norris number one enemy now