You completely missed the point.
He was stating that the USA was having many more people disobeying the order then in Canada, and use spring break as an example.
This is just not the case. First, like I said no one cares enough about Canada to pay attention to it. (There is no non-stop thread on here about Canadian politics, is there?) So there is a media bias which publishes more USA examples.
Second, it does not take a rocket scientist to realize less people go out and interact when it is cold then when it is sunny and warm. Thus, stories like spring break are not going to be happening in Canada.
No; a lot of people cares about Canada; there are many there of UK descent and thousands there faithfully buy - or are sent - Scottish calendars of glens, mountains and northern beaches. Had I gone down that route I would probably have never retired: cupidity might well have driven me to an early grave. I wouldn't be surprised if there were more Scots fans of Canada than there are French ones!
But politically, the reason people are bogged down in US politics is Trump: he is such an unexpected, unmitigated misfit for the rôle of president that the world can't help itself watching out for the next disaster in the slow-mo train-wreck show. Added interest is that unlike in the movies, what this guy does affects all countries, not because he is a savant, a wunderkind of any sort even, but because he happens to be at the wheel of the world's biggest war and economic machine that is hurtling along, effectively out of control.
That many of its passengers are telling one another that everything is cool, that the best thing to do is go make another cheese, go shoot another camper van and, most certainly, invest in an extension to the armoury only adds drama to the background scenery. Some external observers even wonder if they are actually watching a very expensive and long-running commercial for a new Amazon or Netflix show.
