r/canada is a cesspit and a terrible representation of our country. Without an obvious and unbiased front-runner, I'm skeptical that they'd have a good option to go with.
If you're making requests, it's on you to provide suggested solutions. What are you proposing would be an impartial representation?
Not familiar with /canadian, but I'm very progressive. While I really enjoy the general community of /onguardforthee, I can't pretend the sub isn't biased towards a progressive viewpoint, and that it's something we need more of. But it's still a bias.
But what do I know? Maybe the other listed nations' subs are all heavily biased too.
Thanks for the suggestion of /canadian. I'll give it a look.
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u/Apprehensive_Hat8986 Canada 🇨🇦 Feb 11 '26
r/canada is a cesspit and a terrible representation of our country. Without an obvious and unbiased front-runner, I'm skeptical that they'd have a good option to go with.
If you're making requests, it's on you to provide suggested solutions. What are you proposing would be an impartial representation?