[Windcatcher]

I can tell you one thing: I’ll never visit Canada. There is no rule of law there. And frankly, if I banked with TD Bank I would have gone there today and closed my account.

[BarbM]

I can tell you one thing: I’ll never visit Canada. There is no rule of law there. And frankly, if I banked with TD Bank I would have gone there today and closed my account.
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I have the utmost admiration for the Canadian people. I would love to meet them, spend money in their businesses. Our neighbors in the North are our friends. Our equals. Not so much in the south. not so much.

[Dr. Franklin]

I can tell you one thing: I’ll never visit Canada. There is no rule of law there. And frankly, if I banked with TD Bank I would have gone there today and closed my account

In Canada, a person can be convicted of a crime punishable by five years in prison and not have a right to a jury trial. Other than catching a cheap connecting flight perhaps, I wouldn't visit Canada, and even then maybe not. Remember conviction in the U.S. of a minor criminal offense, or even court order from a crazy girlfriend, might result in getting denied entry to Canada at the border or airport. That happens often enough to professional athletes, and it could really screw up a vacation.

[MayflowerMadam]

“I’ll never visit Canada. There is no rule of law there.”

And you think there is rule of law here in the USA? Consider what’s happened over the last two years.