When U.S. President Donald Trump began his second term and mused publicly about making Canada the 51st state, it inadvertently became a call to action for Jessica Glowacki and Ben Waldman.Amid the presidential barbs, the entrepreneurs each realized there was something lacking from the many available social media platforms — Canadian values.Most social networks Canadians use are U.S.-owned or run on American infrastructure.“With all the executive orders that (Trump) was signing in rapid succession, it became clear that with a stroke of a pen Canada could literally be shut down overnight,” Waldman said. “Would that happen? Probably not but the...
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