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Canadian immigration site crashes after Trump leads in election

/ 06:07 PM November 09, 2016
Canadian immigration site down

The Canadian Immigration information website is currently experiencing intermittent down times. Coincidence perhaps? Image INQUIRER.net

As the US presidential elections move along, Canada’s informational website for immigration has unexpectedly crashed as Donald Trump currently leads in votes.

Emigrate word search skyrocket

Image Twitter/@Telegraph

The website appears to be experiencing intermittent down times and occasionally displays the 503 Internal server error.

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Gizmodo also reports that The Telegraph tweeted a graph that shows a huge spike in searches for the word “emigrate” all across America.

It’s fairly safe to assume that America is not the only one holding its collective breath in this election.  Alfred Bayle

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TOPICS: Donald Trump, ElectionNight, emigration, Hillary Clinton, immigration, US Elections
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