Reddit is a great example, it's like a different dimension of reality.

The above poster is correct that Canada also has a lot of problems. I lived in the U.S. for 20 years and probably would have stayed if I could have. For many people, moving to the U.S. was seen as highly desirable for a long time, especially for tech workers.

I've noticed the reverse is true since around the start of Trump's presidency (not for tech workers though, at least not yet).

I also agree with the suggestion that Canada is at risk of falling into fascism as well.. we were a razor's edge away from electing our own version of Trump in our most recent election almost a year ago... funnily enough, Trump's talk of annexing Canada shortly before the election swung the polls enough that the Liberals were able to retain power (and fortunately, with a minority government that gives our 2 social democratic parties some political sway even with only a handful of MPs).

Now there may be more Canadians coming back (and American refugees coming) that the tide has noticeably shifted.