U.S.A taking over Wonderland

Canada's Wonderland is Canada's best and most thrilling amusement park, with over 200 attractions to choose from. There are about 60 thrill rides and 15 rollercoasters, which is the most to have in one park, and there is also much more to do. The park is 330 acres and is located in Vaughan, Ontario, Canada, in the York region and is open from may to october. The park first opened in 1981 and was owned by Paramount Parks from 1994-2006, but then in 2007, the park was sold to Cedar Fair and is now owned by the U.S.A.

This fact really bugs me. Why is the U.S.A. taking over Canadian property? Ever since the U.S.A. took over, they have been changing the prices and the names of the rides. To me this isn't right. Canada doesn't have as many attractions as the U.S.A. does, and we are not as big, and then they decided to take over Canada's best attraction park.

If the U.S.A. wanted an attraction park as good as Wonderland they should build there own. When Canada owned the park, they had around 3.2 million people attending it, and ever since, the attendance is going down. To me this isn't right and things that are built in Canada should be owned by a Canadian company.