Canada
immigration website crashes amid strong Trump lead
/
9
November, 2016
Canada’s
official website providing information on immigration and citizenship
has been experiencing repeated outages, presumably due to a surge in
traffic as Donald Trump grabbed an early lead in the US presidential
race.
Just
as the race was kicking off many Americans joked that they would move
out of the US, namely to Canada, if Trump won the presidency.
People in the US are increasingly searching for the word "emigrate" over the last few hours #ElectionNight http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/0/us-election-2016-live-results-exit-polls-donald-trump-clinton1/ …
It
may be a coincidence, and may not be, since the site already crashed
earlier this year – when US presidential candidate Donald Trump
declared victory on Super Tuesday. Surprisingly, the search
trend “how
can I move to Canada”spiked
violently that day, just as it is doing at the moment, according to
Google statistics.
4:42 PM - 9 Nov 2016
5:04 PM - 9 Nov 2016
Searches
for the word “emigrate” also jumped in the United States as the
Republican steamed ahead in Tuesday’s election, the Telegraph
reported.
The Canadian immigration site -- http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/
-- is currently down, presumably under the strain of unprecedented demand.In the meantime, in Canada ...
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