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Lessons for Canada from Hong Kong and Los Angeles
By: Canadian Returnee
Published on POSTCARDS from CANADA • 
Why Vegemite Is Still Banned in Canada
Canada bans Vegemite due to outdated food laws. What this reveals about bureaucracy, cultural blind spots, and the fight for culinary inclusion.
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America at a Breaking Point: Are We Witnessing the Slow Collapse into Civil Unrest?
Political divisions, institutional distrust, and the rising specter of violence, what can we learn, and how should we respond?
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Why Canada Is Falling Behind Europe
Canada trails Europe in transit, housing, and tech. Learn why stagnation threatens our future and what must change before it’s too late.
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Canada’s Wildfire Crisis Escalates in 2025
Canada faces its second-worst wildfire season on record. Learn what’s fuelling it, who's affected, and what lies ahead.
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Canada Isn’t America’s Plan B
Canadians warn: fleeing U.S. turmoil isn't enough. If you're coming north, leave American exceptionalism behind or risk bringing the collapse with you.
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What a Summer of Elites Taught Me About Belonging
Reflections on class, race, and identity at the Governor's School of International Studies, and what that summer taught me about fitting in and walking…
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Washington’s Military Parade Looks a Lot Like a Warning
A multimillion-dollar military parade on Trump’s birthday raises serious concerns about authoritarian optics, cost, and local impact on Washington, D.C.
Published on American Refugee • 
Canada's Immigration Policy: A Decade of Strain
Canada's liberal immigration boom promised growth but delivered housing strain, wage stagnation, and rising political backlash. Here's what went wrong.
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America: Superpower or Self-Made Victim?
The U.S. built the global system it now condemns. Examine how victimhood rhetoric masks decades of economic dominance and strategic coercion.
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The Quiet Rebellion: How Canadians Can Break U.S. Economic Dependence
Canada’s economy is deeply tied to the U.S. Learn how Canadians can reclaim economic independence through informed, gradual change and why it matters…
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When Protest Turns to Powerlessness
What American protesters can learn from the failures and courage of Hong Kong’s movements before it’s too late.
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