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i hear Canada is pretty trans friendly from some friends that live in Montréal they also said Vancouver is pretty chill too.
I dont have much hope, Canadian democracy only bearly survived. What happens if Carney is another inefficient Liberal and the CPC wins? Or even worse if Carney is too efficient and Trump invades? Granted one, both, or neither could happen but thats my point, we live in extremely uncertain times.
oh yeah no the last Canadian election was scary, but that can be true for basically any country. same thing for invasions. but i get what you mean.
i just feel this is one of those things your just going to have to weigh your pros and cons. one good thing about Canada the culture shift won't be as drastic, of course if your good at adjusting that won't really matter.
It is something im strongly considering still, I can only hope Canada remains as a country and is willing to accept American immigrants.