US citizens frustrated with outcome of the recent US presidential election have been invited by at least two Canadian websites to consider a move to their northern neighbor.

According to the Boston Globe a web development company created the website, www.canadianalternative.com. The site invites visitors to learn more about Canada and provides general information as well as specific immigration information and links.

Another site, www.MarryAnAmerican.ca promises "No good American will be left behind." The concept behind the site is to pair single Canadians "tired of the dating scene" with single Americans fed up with the political climate. While the site is a self-professed satire it does provide it does allow users to upload a dating profile for not only straight singles but gay singles as well which only makes sense since same-sex couples can get married in Canada.

Canada appeals to left leaning humanists for many reasons including low violent crime rates, national healthcare, respect for the environment, and gay marriage to name just a few.

In a month that has seen enormous setbacks to gay civil and human rights in the USA in both political and emotional terms after the recent election, at least some queers will be dancing this month thanks to Yoko Ono, the widow of murdered Bettle John Lennon.

As reported by numerous sources including BBC News "Every Man Has A Man Who Loves Him" is Ono's new version of her classic Every Man Has a Woman Who Loves Him. The new song peaked at number 1 and is still in the top 10 on Billboard's Dance Chart. According to the BBC Ono said, "This is a victory not just for me but for all Americans who are against the administration's decision to ban gay marriage."

Meanwhile the UK moved a step closer to equal treatment of queer relationships when the House of Commons passed a civil unions (more from gay365.com) bill that would grant same-sex couples many of the same rights afforded to opposite-sex couples who are allowed to marry.