r/CanadaPolitics is a subreddit with 279k members. The community frequently discusses canada, struggling, alberta, worst, and carney, and the most common flair used is community members only, on, ab, and qc.
Polite discussions about Canadian politics.
Popular Topics in r/CanadaPolitics
#1
Canada
168 posts
#2
Struggling
42 posts
#3
Alberta
39 posts
#4
Worst
28 posts
#5
Carney
25 posts
#6
Separation
20 posts
#7
Politics
18 posts
#8
Looking
15 posts
#9
Liberal
12 posts
#10
Housing
10 posts
Flair Used in r/CanadaPolitics
#1
Community Members Only
: "Permanent Peoples’ Tribunal rules Canada failing to prosecute genocide of Indigenous people, uphold international law"
3 posts
#2
ON
: "Should the province rip up Toronto’s zoning rules?"
1 post
#3
AB
: "ANALYSIS | Alberta independence campaigners go for soft sell, even if they want a hard exit | CBC News"
1 post
#4
QC
: "CAQ Leader Christine Fréchette’s fresh start withers in the end"
1 post
Member Growth in r/CanadaPolitics
Yearly
+26k members(10.4%)
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Last updated: October 1, 2026