[DiogenesLamp]

As for why, anybody can speculate, but the fact remains Canadians experienced nothing like the "train of abuses and usurpations" inflicted on 13 colonies.

So we are intended to believe that all British acts and edicts had a clause "except for the Canadians" in them?

And you wonder why you aren't taken seriously.

[BroJoeK]

DiogenesLamp: "So we are intended to believe that all British acts and edicts had a clause 'except for the Canadians' in them?
And you wonder why you aren't taken seriously."

Nobody takes DiogenesLamp seriously, but regardless, your prattling should still be answered.

So the answer is: of course they did.
And the burden of proof is on DiogenesLamp to demonstrate how many, if any, of the "long train of abuses and usurpations" listed in the Declaration of Independence were also visited on Canada.
To my knowledge, none were.