Is America still using their constitution?

In Alberta, Shaw caps the 250Mbps service at 1 TB on their 100.00 plan. For $20 more, they give unlimited data. I am subscribed to their 100Mbps plan but I already find a lot of sites don't seem that fast. I am not sure I would see much real increase by going to the faster plan.

I like how Canada handles political donations. It is illegal for Corporations, Trade Unions and unincorporated associations to make political contributions. Individuals are limited to $1100 a year and anything over $20 cash has to be receipted. The government must do its own fundraising over a diverse population and cannot be bought by corporations or rich individuals. I don't think this system could ever be implemented in the USA though. The politicians already make too much money from the corporations to ever willingly give it up.

I have never had an issue crossing into Canada at a land border crossing. Going into the USA is another matter - always unpleasant.

I searched the sites you gave and I could not find the content you mentioned. Perhaps they have retracted those comments?

I do not understand those who are upset when they get a say on how they are governed. I would GLADLY go to the polls every month to vote if I could. That would make governments truly accountable. If you don't want to vote, then don't - no one is forcing you to vote. Just because you may be happy having your life controlled by others doesn't mean the rest of us want to waive our right to choose our rulers. If people really think that taking 10 minutes off their life to cast a vote 4 times in 5 years is too demanding, then God help us all.