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 With Donald Trump the likely Republican presidential nominee, many people may already be planning their escape plan out of this country if and when he actually becomes commander-in-chief. Thanks to a brand spankin' new dating site called Maple Match, you can get a leg up on the surge of competition in the Canadian dating market and start getting introduced to sexy Canadian singles before you cross the northern border. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below 
 
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 The site's slogan is "Making dating great again," because of course it is, and it comes with a *extremely Donald Trump voice* huuuuuuge promise: "Maple Match makes it easy for Americans to find the ideal Canadian partner to save them from the unfathomable horror of a Trump presidency." The dating site has not yet officially launched, but those looking for love and a big move can fill out the Maple Match form to get on the waiting list. However, over the past few days we have seen countless Americans and Canadians tell us about the frustration they've experienced with current dating platforms," Joe Goldman, Founder and CEO of Maple Match told Tech Times. However, would people really leave the U.S. to escape Trump and find true love? Who knows, maybe you will have Donald Trump to thank for being the reason you found your match.
– Looking for true love? Thinking of fleeing to Canada if Donald Trump wins the general election in November? Now you can take care of both in one fell swoop thanks to a site that promises to "make dating great again," Global News reports. Maple Match "makes it easy for Americans to find the ideal Canadian partner to save them from the unfathomable horror of a Trump presidency," per the site—a mission that CEO Joe Goldman says is just part of the Great White North's neighborly duties. "As Barack Obama said during Justin Trudeau's official welcoming ceremony at the White House, 'We're two different countries, but we're like one big town," Goldman says. "Our side [of] this 'town' happens to have a megalomaniac trying to seize power, so we're naturally concerned." Goldman insists this isn't a spoof. "Donald Trump is a joke," he tells Cosmopolitan. "Finding true love in a place where you can be happy is not a joke. Maple Match is very real." There's already a waiting list for the site, which hasn't started matching anyone yet, and Goldman tells Tech Times there've been more than 4,500 signups in just four days' time. (A Maple Match couple's ideal first date: Cheetos tacos and "America" beer?)