🎥Canadian Slang Explained: #12. "Pop"🥤 In Canada, the slang term "pop" refers to a soda or soft drink, a carbonated beverage. While "pop" is common throughout most of Canada, particularly in the west and central regions, in places like Montreal and Quebec, the term "soda" or "soft drink" is more typical. What do you call it—soda, pop, fizzy drink, or something else? Follow for more Canadian slang so you can order like a local. #CanadianSlang #PopLife #CanadaEh | Canada & Citizenship Practice T

94K views · 1.2K reactions | The Supreme Court has set a date to hear arguments in Pres. Trump's bid to end birthright citizenship. It comes as the administration loses their appeal of an order to facilitate the return of a wrongfully deported Maryland man. Mary Bruce has details. https://abcnews.link/oYBvl0h | ABC World News Tonight with David Muir | Facebook

Australia Without Its Core Jacinta Allan’s Australia Day citizenship address was polished, upbeat, and quietly damning. Another ceremony, another round of applause, another affirmation that mass migration is not merely policy but doctrine. What was missing was any recognition that a nation is more than an intake system, and that continuity matters as much as consent. Australia was built on an Anglo-Christian civil inheritance that shaped its legal order, institutions, language, and social norms.