Canadaka.net (Canada Kicks Ass) is a Canadian content website and discussion forum that was started in 1998 and now has become a growing force on the Canadian cultural and political scene. It is one of the largest Canadian discussion board websites, with nearly 20,000 members. The membership is worldwide and Canada-wide, with some concentration in Canada's western provinces. The discussions are mostly in English with some in French. The content ranges from topical issues, politics, music, and humor. Québec and Alberta separatist discussion regularly is featured. The recent Canadian Federal elections were the basis for extended commentary from the members, and made the website a valuable source for the latest political news. The site is partly supported by advertising, partly supported by free-will donations from both membership and anonymous donors (listed on site), and partly supported by Trevor May himself. The site was discussed as an influence on the then-upcoming 2006 Canadian Parliamentary elections on CBC News and on a CTV political programme. The creator of this item posted it to Wikipedia as the site itself has become news in Canada and the anticipation that the site will become newsworthy yet again in the future.

Link: http://www.canadaka.net

What is Canadaka.net About?

Canadaka(.net) and CKA stand for "Canada Kicks Ass". Canadaka.net is a site to promote Canadian patriotism, nationalism, Canadian sovereignty and democracy. A Canadian portal offering news, pictures, forums, shopping, downloads, babes and much more Canadian content.

Site history

The site was created by and still is operated by Trevor May. Trevor started Canada Kicks Ass site way back in 1998. After learning basic html, he made the first version of Canada Kicks Ass on good old geocities, everyone starts out on geocities right! The site was a simple static site, like most geocities site are/were. The site then bounced around on different free hosting, staying a basic html site.

Sometime in 1999 the site was redone into a php/mysql driven site, this starts the CKA community.
See a glimpse into the past at archive.org

Then on October 30th 2001 Canadaka.net was registered. The site remained fairly small until Trevor spent time developing the site more and promoting it in 2002. This was when the forums on the site started and slowly grew larger, now the forums are one of the largest Canadian forums on the internet.

Since the beginning Canadaka.net has had a Canadian Babes section. With the growth of the site the gallery grew as well and became one of the most popular parts of the site. Due to the adult nature of the Babe galleries at the start of 2006 they were moved off Canadaka.net to their own dedicated site canadianhottie.ca

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