CanSpace
Active member
Hey everyone,
HD is full of hosts from around the world, but my guess American and Canadian companies make up a significant chunk of them. So, to our Canadian colleagues—have you noticed an influx of Canadians moving their websites and servers from US to Canada?
Here’s the tea: Canadians are mad. And when Canadians get mad, they don’t just say “sorry” and move on. Nope. They’re taking action by moving their websites from U.S.-based hosting companies to Canadian ones. At CanSpace, we’ve seen a massive surge in Canadians bringing their digital homes back to Canadian soil. It’s like a digital maple syrup revolution! 8 out of 10 sales requests are from fellow Canadians trying to make a move.
Frankly, in our 20+ year history we’ve never seen such a bold statement of digital patriotism. In part because there has never been such a case of “aggression” against Canada by who Canadians thought they were close friends with.
As a Canadian firm, do you think this migration will have a lasting effect or is this just a temporary trend?
HD is full of hosts from around the world, but my guess American and Canadian companies make up a significant chunk of them. So, to our Canadian colleagues—have you noticed an influx of Canadians moving their websites and servers from US to Canada?
Here’s the tea: Canadians are mad. And when Canadians get mad, they don’t just say “sorry” and move on. Nope. They’re taking action by moving their websites from U.S.-based hosting companies to Canadian ones. At CanSpace, we’ve seen a massive surge in Canadians bringing their digital homes back to Canadian soil. It’s like a digital maple syrup revolution! 8 out of 10 sales requests are from fellow Canadians trying to make a move.
Frankly, in our 20+ year history we’ve never seen such a bold statement of digital patriotism. In part because there has never been such a case of “aggression” against Canada by who Canadians thought they were close friends with.
As a Canadian firm, do you think this migration will have a lasting effect or is this just a temporary trend?
