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r/Canada_sub is a subreddit with 62k members. Its distinguishing qualities are that the community is large in size, and has crazy activity.
This sub is for sharing news and other information relating to Canada as well as major events, interesting or bizarre things from around the world that Canadians might like to know about and discuss.
Popular Themes in r/Canada_sub
#1
News
: "Second Cup shuts down franchisee for anti-Semitic remarks "
8 posts
#2
Pain & Anger
: "Is Canada still back? Or has Justin destroyed it?"
3 posts
#3
Money Talk
: "Canadian government spend $9 million for canadians-to eat bugs"
1 post
Popular Topics in r/Canada_sub
#1
Trudeau
: "Pierre Poilievre accuses PM Trudeau of being a hypocrite and slams Trudeau for suggesting Canadians should prioritize paying the carbon tax over paying rent and feeding their children. When will folks wake up and realize the carbon tax is nothing but a wealth redistribution scheme?"
52 posts
#2
Canada
: "Is Canada still back? Or has Justin destroyed it?"
50 posts
#3
Immigration
: "Canadian government spend $9 million for canadians-to eat bugs"
16 posts
#4
Politics
: "Jagmeet Singh sends his very clear message to Justin Trudeau...Warning him to disclose the documents related to the $400M Green Slush Fund scandal. He says he will not let the Liberals get away with this!"
14 posts
#5
Liberals
: "Conservatives way out in front and the Liberals projected to win 26 seats in the next election putting them in fourth place now. The Liberals won 160 seats in the last election."
14 posts
#6
Trump
: "Pierre Poilievre: "President Trump has the right to put his workers and his nation's security first. I will put Canada's workers and Canada's security first.""
10 posts
#7
Climate
10 posts
#8
Justin
: "Is Canada still back? Or has Justin destroyed it?"
10 posts
#9
Police
: "WELCOME TO CANADA 🇨🇦 Where PEEL Regional Police (Ontario) are doing an announcement in a non official language, meanwhile English speaking people in QUEBEC can’t even receive service in ENGLISH from the Public Administration"
9 posts
#10
Election
8 posts
Member Growth in r/Canada_sub
Daily
+-6 members(-0.0%)
Monthly
+177 members(0.3%)
Yearly
+14k members(29.1%)
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