This Is How Shocked Canadians Are Reacting To The Trump Presidency

This Is How Shocked Canadians Are Reacting To The Trump Presidency

Meanwhile, in Canada...

Bianca SparacinoNovember 9, 2016

I think I speak for most of us in Canada — Any people from Mexico living in the US, come on over.

— Allan Hawco, via twitter.com

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Wow. I’m still finding it all hard to believe. I’m concerned about what lies ahead. For the United States. For Canada. For the world.

— Steve Kent, via twitter.com

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If trump wins say goodbye to Niagara Falls, it gonna be Niagara walls.

— justin seepaul, via twitter.com

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If any of my American friends would like a place to stay, you can come live with me in Canada!

— Austin Mayor, via twitter.com

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It hurts the depths of my soul to know that so many people are capable of this much hate. My heart is truly with those needing it the most.

— muse, via twitter.com

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I am shocked and disappointed. I knew there was hatred, but I didn't know there was enough to win an election.

— kurtis conner, via twitter.com

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We're mentally preparing ourselves to pay the consequences of a decision we never had a say in.

— s, via twitter.com

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People think our Immigration website crashed but actually we shut that alllllll the way down.

— Keekz, via twitter.com

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I don't even have a joke I'm just glad I'm Canadian.

— Amy Munro, via twitter.com

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Canada has a unique opportunity to lead the world with compassionate policies. Time to shine.

— Meanwhile in Canada, via twitter.com

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Dear USA, spend the next 4 years focusing on ways to heal & unite. Division/hate is poison. You'll survive #PresidentTrump - u still have us.

— Meanwhile in Canada,

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There are no words to combat what has happened, but I love you and I'm here for you and I want us to take care of each other.

— kelsey j barnes, via twitter.com

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Canadian geese don't know if they are going to fly south yet.

— Jake Ploughman, via twitter.com

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I'm feeling absolutely blessed to live in somewhere as inclusive, accepting, multicultural, and supportive as Canada.

— Kelsie Walker, via twitter.com

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Sending love + light to those who voted against a xenophobic, bigot who's a complete and utter asshole towards women.

— Joshua Hinkson, via twitter.com

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