Best of SAC (Shit About Canada)

From the blog "Shit About Canada". My favorite anti-caker blog!

Provinces

BC: The Strange Tale of Amor De Cosmos

British Columbia continued (195b)

Alberta: Bubbles in the Badlands

Saskatchewan: the 'special' child

Manitoba: fuck it

Northern Ontario: The Boreal Failure

Newfoundland & Labrador: sinking like a rock

New Brunswick: the Fiefdom

Prince Edward Island: Grim

Nova Scotia: the Wreck

Continued fun ...

Heavy Metal Blunder (Grassy Narrows)

Incredulous Canada (Scamming migrants)

Broadband Blues (Internet)

The Cost of Caker Business (Tax avoidance)

Good Things Grow in Ontario (Hydro)

The Stupidest Things ...  (Canadians are cheeseballs)

Chemical Valley  (Ontario pollution, incompetence)

Channel Surfing (CBC)

Getting Schooled (Canadian denial)

When Canada murdered a bunch of puppies  (self explanatory title)

Great Success with Market Solutions! (god I can't stop LOL)

International Investor's Program (buying citizenship)

Brown sludge water (Tim Hortons)

The Prison Song (Canadian incarceration incompetence)

The Job Fairy (Big Pharma)

The Irving Family (lizard people)

Memorial to 49 Lost Rangers  (failure, again)

Desmarais family (more lizard people)

Drowning is fun (Coast Guard)

Pro-Choice, Anti-success (screwing up abortion too)

Rick Mercer reports on nothing (Who? Exactly!)

The Anthem is Dumb (speaks for itself)

Abe Okpik (proud Inuit man)

Failing at Babies (infant mortality rates)

Mercury on the brain (more poisoning)

No cure for stupid (homeopathy in Ontario)

High on Cruelty (relocating Inuit)

Incomplete coverage (healthcare)

Exploding Trains are Bullshit (railroad)

Brown sludge water (Tim Hortons again, what else?)

Amerikkka, y'all are racists (Canadian hypocrisy, racism)

Prime Ministers

Richard Bedford Bennett 

Arthur Meighen 

Charles Tupper

Mackenzie Bowell

John Sparrow Thompson

John Abbott

John A. MacDonald (part II) (part III)

Alexander Mackenzie

John George Diefenbaker

THE ALL-KNOWING CAKER

I will end it here with this post Amerikkka. 

This is a long list, but there are a couple hundred posts (and I look forward to many more). 

I think the listed ones lay a good foundation for beginning to understand Canada and cakers.

My hat is off to you, author of this blog.