TORONTO — As votes continue to be counted in key states across the U.S., some frustrated Americans are adamant that they will move to Canada depending on whether Republican President Donald Trump or Democrat Joe Biden wins the election.
While the seriousness of vows to emigrate remains to be seen, one police department in a state along the U.S.-Canada border is offering tongue-in-cheek travel advice for those looking to make the move.
In a post to its Facebook page, the Bangor Police Department in Maine asked fleeing Americans to reconsider using the state as a point of exit to the “wonderful country” of Canada.
Read full story here: Moving To Canada After The U.S. Election? Border State Police Offer Tongue-In-Cheek Travel Advice | CTV News
