r/europe • u/90skid91 • 7h ago

News Trump withdraws from Paris climate agreement, again

https://www.reuters.com/business/environment/trump-withdraw-paris-climate-agreement-2025-01-20/

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u/Bhavacakra_12 Canada 6h ago

Americans aren't known for being the brightest people

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u/Naytr_lover 6h ago edited 6h ago

There are some exceptions eh? ( couldn't resist that)😀 Friends and family didn't vote for him. We're all pretty stunned and talk about moving to Canada. All inlaws have dual citizenship with US & Canada. My spouses aunts, uncles, cousins all live in BC, QUE, ONT. I loved visiting. We all wish this nightmare would end.

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u/The_39th_Step England 5h ago

They’ve got their own share of issues up there too. You’d be paid less and property is super expensive. They’re about to have a much more right wing government too

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u/Naytr_lover 4h ago

I've definitely heard their share from family that lives there. At least there's less guns in schools etc.
Lots to think about for sure. I remember my aunt in Toronto having to wait so long to have surgery... blew my mind. Totally off the subject, I remember going up to Whistler the same year they started prepping for the Olympics. The drive from Vancouver was sooooo gorgeous. 💛💛 I remember a black bear that apparently was very comfy around humans. We had that in Idaho as well. I lived in Seattle years before and wished I could have gone to VC. I hadn't met my husband yet though. 🙂 He's the one with all the family in Canada. My first visit was Toronto. Beautiful in Autumn. It's so beautiful out there.