Despite his recent win in the New Hampshire Republican primary and significant lead in Nevada and South Carolina CNN/ORC polls, these days it’s not hard to find people who say they will move to Canada if Donald Trump is elected president. Fortunately for those planning to make good on that threat, Canada’s Cape Breton Island is welcoming Americans with open arms–specifically in the event the billionaire businessman wins the November general election.
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