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Chris Selley: We could have just ignored Trump’s ‘Lake America’ trolling

National Post · September 2, 2026 at 2:12 p.m.

Several Canadian commentators have noted a certain irony in the mass outrage over U.S.

President Donald Trump’s supposed “renaming” of Lake Ontario.

Where was that outrage, they ask, when vandals decapitated statues of various Canadian historical figures and successfully demanded the historic names of schools, buildings and other things be changed? Read More

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