This Week in Canadian Internet Drama: The Beefs, Bans, and One Very Suspicious Apology

A Toronto-based TikTok creator posted, deleted, re-posted, and then privately apologised for a video about “how to spot a Canadian on a Spirit flight.” The replies are now their own ecosystem.

A Kick streamer who moved from Montreal to Miami last summer staged what was supposed to be a 24-hour return-to-Canada stream. It lasted four hours. The reasons given have not held up.

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On the wholesome side: a Vancouver baker’s viral video about correctly pronouncing “poutine” to American tourists has crossed nine million views. Her sourdough orders are reportedly booked into August.

A long-running Canadian YouTuber feud quietly ended this week when both parties posted nearly identical apology videos within four hours of each other. Nobody believes the timing was a coincidence.

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And the post that broke a corner of Reddit: a Halifax teacher’s thread about a class assignment gone gently wrong, which somehow became a national debate about handwriting, of all things.

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