EU Referendum Result Prompts Mass Immigration To Canada

Lots of worried Brits are planning a move to the land of maple syrup and ice hockey.

Following the news that the UK had voted to leave the European Union in Thursday's referendum, Remain voters are taking a maple leaf out of America's book and planning a move to Canada.

Probably inspired by countless liberal Americans who plan to up sticks and move to the Great White North if Donald Trump wins the 2016 presidential election,

*FRANTICALLY GOOGLES "CAN I MOVE TO CANADA?"*

— notgavIN (@notgavin) June 24, 2016

I'm moving to Canada see ya later

— Rogue (@RogueMoosic) June 24, 2016

Seems like a lot of people want to move to Canada with me. We're gonna need a bigger boat. Eh?

— Toby (@SoTotallyToby) June 24, 2016

Actually always liked Canada, time to move and get out of dodge!

— Kevin Davies (@Kevin__Davies) June 24, 2016

But if the prospect of leaving the EU and potentially having Boris Johnson as prime minister is worrying to you, have no fear. There's lots of good reasons to move to Canada after Brexit.

Their prime minister is a hunk
Just look at him.
Maple syrup. Everywhere. On everything.
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Seriously. Everything.
The Queen
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If you're a fan of Her Maj, she's also the head of state in Canada.
Poutine
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This local delicacy will have British fast food fans drooling - it's basically cheesy chips covered in gravy.
POLAR BEARS.
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They're cute, and Canada has loads of them.
Skiing
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Canada has a really, really long ski season.
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They're all over Canada, and they're wonderful.
The people are really laid back and friendly
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So why not move to Canada, eh?
They'll welcome us with open arms
Aren't they lovely?

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