Wolverine 🇨🇦

Pride Month begins in one week.

Canadian women have been underestimated for far too long. Over the last few years especially, we’ve seen a strange trend from some corners of the American and Canadian far right — mocking Canadian women as somehow “less than.” Less glamorous. Less beautiful. Less feminine. Less desirable. As though worth is measured by reality TV, Instagram filters, or who shouts the loudest for attention. It’s nonsense. Canadian women have never needed to build their identity around spectacle. Many are grounded, educated, practical, independent, and quietly resilient. They often carry families, communities, workplaces, and friendships with a calm strength that doesn’t need a spotlight to prove itself. And here’s the thing outsiders often fail to understand: Canadian women stick together. Not perfectly, of course — nobody does — but there’s a deeply rooted cultural instinct here. A kind of “sisters from different mothers” energy. They rally around friends in crisis. They defend each other fiercely. They organize. They volunteer. They hold families and communities together when things get hard. Underestimate that at your own risk. Canadian women are also uniquely Canadian in how they express disappointment. Americans might reach for dramatic language. Canadians? Sometimes the ultimate judgment is far simpler. “Cow.” Every Canadian woman instantly understands the meaning behind that word when another woman has violated trust, betrayed solidarity, or forgotten where she came from. It’s not vulgarity. It’s something colder: disappointment mixed with moral judgment. And somehow… that makes it even more powerful. The truth is, Canada has always been shaped by strong women — women who built businesses, farms, schools, hospitals, charities, communities, and families without demanding applause every five minutes. So no, Canadian women don’t need validation from online extremists, influencers, or political culture wars. They already know who they are. And Canada is stronger because of them.

EVERY MARVEL RIVALS HERO AND THEIR RELIGION.

Clark explaining to Kara why their costumes are so colorful: so everyone knows they’re the good guys 😭

What do you think will be revealed at the state of play?