Canadian Citizenship: Guidance Counsellor and Pittsburgh Area

canadian citizenship: She said she left her home in the Pittsburgh area because she was too disgusted to be around anyone who voted for Trump, including her brother and some of her bridge-playing friends, according to The Waterloo Record. I just don't want to be around those people who could vote for somebody who is such a misogynist, racist, who's unethical and immoral and a bully, she said in an interview. The 80-year-old American arrived in the city late last month to explore the possibility of obtaining Canadian citizenship. I am a retired school teacher and guidance counsellor and preached anti-bullying my whole career and now to see somebody become president by doing that I don't know what to say. I'm depressed, she said. She had hoped Canadian television would be a respite from the wall-to-wall coverage of Trump's inauguration, but that didn't happen. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.