Separate Canada section?

[+ bcbg1205]

We have US, and in Destinations we have the Americas South of the US, Europe, etc. 

How about creating a separate Canada section? Good idea?

[mike carey]

We have considered this question in the past but decided it wasn't clear that there was sufficient demand. Although perhaps now less than before, there appears to be a significant cross-over of escorts who operate in both countries. One interim measure members could take is to add a tag to topics (as I have now done with this one) or a Canadian flag to the title.

[Nue2thegame]

As someone going to Victoria soon, I’d love to see it. 

[BillJenBill]

On 5/7/2026 at 1:17 AM, mike carey said:

We have considered this question in the past but decided it wasn't clear that there was sufficient demand. Although perhaps now less than before, there appears to be a significant cross-over of escorts who operate in both countries. One interim measure members could take is to add a tag to topics (as I have now done with this one) or a Canadian flag to the title.

How do you search for these tagged topics?

[mike carey]

There may be an easier way, but for starters if you go to the top on this thread and click on the Canada tag, it searches for other places it's been used. There are only three instances of this so far, so it depends on the extent to which any tag is used, and that isn't common practice in this forum.

@BillJenBill

[Nue2thegame]

On 5/7/2026 at 5:27 PM, Nue2thegame said:

As someone going to Victoria soon, I’d love to see it. 

But it would only be up until Canada becomes the 51st state. 😒

[+ purplekow]

1 hour ago, Nue2thegame said:

But it would only be up until Canada becomes the 51st state. 😒

Perhaps when the US becomes a Province

[+ SirBillybob]

May I propose a neutral placeholder subforum title for now, albeit at the risk of rattling ordinarily impermeable boundaries:

Hallucinatory Aspirational Acquisitions. 

[+ SirBillybob]

18 minutes ago, purplekow said:

Perhaps when the US becomes a Province

Very Lower Canada, … or South Saskatchewan, for excellent spellers. 

Capital: Ontario, California … for friendly continental integrationists. It also has an airport … for previously external migratory birds. 

Edited Thursday at 01:11 AM by SirBillybob

[+ SirBillybob]

Fly like an eagle Monday, Wednesday, Friday; fly like a gray jay Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday. Sunday reserved for constitutional negotiations. 

[mike carey]

2 hours ago, SirBillybob said:

Very Lower Canada, … or South Saskatchewan, for excellent spellers. 

Capital: Ontario, California … for friendly continental integrationists. It also has an airport … for previously external migratory birds. 

Didn't they rename the city of Ontario in California to something else? 

[+ SirBillybob]

11 hours ago, mike carey said:

Didn't they rename the city of Ontario in California to something else? 

Welp, perhaps this precedent is a bit worth workshopping … 

I believe that North Ontario was renamed Upland. Apparently there are limits to how much Ontario California can tolerate. But somewhat prescient, as somebody Down Under may recognize. You might ask the Chaffey brothers’ descendants on the Murray River as first they took California, then they took Victoria. Cue Cohen, or Claude if you will.

But given that trend, now polite Ontarians, protectionist sovereignists or not, greet northern continental coveting wannabe annexers and tinkering rechristeners with the rather diplomatic “Up yours; be our guest”. 

That said, there can be only one Ontario International.

Edited Thursday at 02:34 PM by SirBillybob

[rickster]

2 hours ago, SirBillybob said:

Welp, perhaps this precedent is a bit worth workshopping … 

I believe that North Ontario was renamed Upland. Apparently there are limits to how much Ontario California can tolerate.

Upland didn't want to be part of Ontario so it incorporated on its own and adopted the slogan "The City of Gracious Living."  

[+ SirBillybob]

4 minutes ago, rickster said:

Upland didn't want to be part of Ontario so it incorporated on its own and adopted the slogan "The City of Gracious Living."  

Perhaps to become Snowbird Central.