Not to dox myself but in my area of Canada seeing Ukrainian flags already was on par with Canadian ones before the war and since its started they probably outnumber them 4 to 1.

Not that I care about the lack of Canadian flags but it is pretty weird when you think about it. Like it's not like I expect a diaspora to not display any national symbols but this particular diaspora from my experience is largely like 3+ generations in Canada, so youd think lots of the connection is lost.

I knew about her grandfather (whose wikipedia page is incredibly whitewashed) but I didn't know about her uncle. Not a surprise of course.

When your deputy prime minister is the granddaughter of a Nazi propagandist it tends to influence things.

For anyone who might be wondering, it definitely doesn't end with her grandfather. She has denied that her grandfather was a Nazi and said claims that he was are Russian disinformation (lol). This isn't even a her being stubborn and refusing to see the facts thing, because it has been proven that she has known this to be true going back at the very least back to the 90s.

Also uh holding this banner