If you think that's bad, hold on, it gets worse. In 1994, Douglas Collins wrote several columns for Vancouver's North Shore News, questioning whether as many as 6 million Jews died in Nazi concentration camps. The newspaper was ordered to publish a summary of the tribunal's decision. His 30-second TV spot featured a huckster dressed in Indian headdress leading senior citizens in a rain dance. The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation refused to run it because they deemed the ad insulting to Native Americans and the elderly.
Canadian advertisers have strict politically correct guidelines.
Thus, a national restaurant chain was forced to pull a TV ad featuring a helpless dad trying to prepare a dinner for his kids. He gives up and takes the kids out for hamburgers and fries. Last November, there were violent protests in New Brunswick over Indian fishing rights. Those are Canada's problems. No, they're not.