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@cadwaveanalysis Wait, Canadians are pretending we’re blameless and helpless? Shows how smart we are.

Wait, Americans are actually blaming us for the wildfires? Shows how smart they are.

@aidenwpkenny You realize Canada’s current standard of living depends heavily on the United States, right?

The United States has exploited, manipulated, and abused Canada for decades. So yeah, I'm going to be anti-American in my politics and worldview.

@DimitrisSoudas Excuses: 2 whole paragraphs Actual solutions: not a peep

Just the facts: Canada has approximately 369 million hectares of forest, representing about 40% of the country’s land mass. Canada’s forests cover an area larger than India and larger than the combined land area of Ontario, Quebec, and Alberta. Canada is home to roughly 10% of the world’s forests. Wildfire suppression in Canada is uniquely challenging because much of this forest is remote, sparsely populated, rugged, and inaccessible by road. Fires often occur far from communities and transportation networks, requiring aircraft, helicopters, specialized crews, and complex long-distance logistics to reach and contain them.

@MarkJCarney #CluelessCarney can’t comprehend Canada’s concerns, confusing combat contracts with commercial capital. A third of Canadian manufacturers are in the process of leaving, yet you remain in office?

Canada’s next fleet of Armoured Combat Support Vehicles will be built by thousands of Canadian workers, from British Columbia to Nova Scotia.

@ztisdale “But you’ll still vote for our reelection”

"We want to control the climate for the whole planet but we can't even manage Canada's forests 'cuz they're really big." - Liberals

@Rick19053470 @TristinHopper Currently funding toxic emissions throughout the USA as Trudeau vacations with Katy Perry

@focktwittter @TristinHopper Where did all the Carbon Tax money go?

Canada catching fire every summer is something it's done for thousands of years, interrupted only by a few decades after the Second World War when we had the desire and wherewithal to obsessively stamp out all burns. You're experiencing the status quo, not the aberration.

@glen_mcgregor What about getting serious about forest fire prevention? Or is your hatred of Trump stronger than your love for Canadians?

Open question to tweeps: if Trump follows through with tariffs over wildfire smoke, what should the Canadian response be?

@TristinHopper I am extremely concerned that all Canadians seem united in their pathetic defeatist attitude.

I am extremely amused that both Donald Trump and the eco-nutbags are united in their belief that Canada can prevent its giant-ass forest from catching fire.

@MarkJCarney #CluessCarney keeps missing the Mark. Crime is rampant across the country while you try to score political points and fight big scary climate change.

Nous soutenons le Plan d’action national pour mettre fin à la violence fondée sur le sexe à l’aide d’un financement de plus de 600 millions de dollars.    Ce financement permettra d’améliorer l’accompagnement des victimes et des personnes survivantes, de renforcer l’éducation et la prévention, et de mettre en place des lignes d’écoute sur lesquelles les gens pourront compter.

@UmbraLepus Unironically, both caused by incompetent leaders pushing climate policies.

I don’t know why people are giving Canada shit for the wild fires. Our own western coast goes up in flames on a regular basis.

@PeepeeNeverDied @PrairieCatboy This winter, try sleeping outdoors because BLIZZARDS ARE NORMAL. THEY HAVE ALWAYS HAPPENED.

@focktwittter @PrairieCatboy FOREST FIRES ARE NORMAL. THEY HAVE ALWAYS HAPPENED. Pathetic idiot

In seriousness Canada does need to invest more into fighting and preventing wildfires. We're already evacuating communities and the summer is another month long. This is gonna be seasonal going forward, unfortunately.

@GaryMarcus American innovation and capacity, undeterred by useless regulations, is unlike any other! This is the only answer we have, but it happens to be the truth.

The first and most consistent feed to warn the US that the American moat in AI would collapse was mine, for nearly three years. A lot of people, from government to industry to media, should ask themselves why they didn’t listen.

@yooniexes How do we go from “it’s not that easy” to “were helpless and incompetent?” I’m concerned by how helpless and deafetist our response has been.

before you comment on canadas wildfires, i beg people do some research onto canadian wildfires and how MUCH forest there actually is and how fast a fire can spread, especially when we've been having a heatwave for the past two or so weeks. it's not that easy

@chefbriere “I’m no climate scientists but clearly the climate caused the fires”

i’m no scientist but i cannot comprehend why so many americans are like “hey CANADA get your shit together” as if the climate crisis isn’t a global issue. it’s not like fires care about national borders or laws

@MamaBearMissy12 Why are we suddenly acting like we’re merciless to our environment? It’s absolutely pathetic!

People blaming Canada is wild. What are they supposed to do?

@hyjules_ Ah so close, but yet so far. We absolutely need to demand better, but climate policies got our useless leaders elected!

You’re allowed to complain about the air quality because it is a health hazard. What you’re not allowed to do is blame Canada as if this is a targeted attack. Everyone should be blaming politicians from both countries who refuse to fund environmental and climate scientists

@scrumble_eggs Canadians bragging about our vast natural beauty vs. Canadians taking responsibility for managing it…

“Why don’t you just rake the forest floor?”

@towhey Among all the concerning responses, this is the worst. We’ve become the lazy roommate saying “Oh yeah? I’m going to leave even more trash around!”

USA SHOULD UNDERSTAND Canada can burn all its forests, sending thick, cloying smoke to dominate your cities and choke your citizens, whenever we choose. Make your trade decisions wisely. Don’t even ask what we can do with Arctic cold fronts. 😂 Also, we’re tolling Hormuz now.

@Anthonysmdoyle What’s changed is our leadership, evermore incompetent, shrugging our shoulders and blaming climate change. Ok let’s say it’s climate change. We’ve voted for 10 years of climate policies. Why does it keep getting worse?

The thing about climate change is that the climate changed. Northern Canada getting warmer caused migration of things that weren't there before. Like pine beetles moving north. Which created conditions for wildfires to thrive.