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YetiCon Attendance History: A Look at the Growth of Canada’s Mountain Convention YetiCon has evolved into one of Canada’s most unique fan conventions, blending traditional con programming with outdoor adventures at Blue Mountain Resort. Below is an updated chart with estimated attendance numbers for each year of YetiCon’s history. While exact figures may vary, these estimates reflect the general growth trend and available data. YetiCon # Year Notable Facts Estimated Attendance 1st 2014 Inaugural event at Blue Mountain Resort, introducing a unique blend of indoor and outdoor activities. ~500 2nd 2015 Built on early success with more activities and increased interest. ~700 3rd 2016 Expanded programming with more interactive outdoor events. ~900 4th 2017 Included cosplay contests, adventure sports, a...

  Red Carpets and Red Flags: The Rise and Rise of Cancel Culture By Scholx 1970–1975 Terminology: Blacklisting, Shunning, Boycotting (legacy from earlier decades) Context: Political activism and personal views led to unofficial blacklisting or career limits, but no formal “canceling.” Media tightly controlled narratives; no social media or widespread public campaigns. Examples: Jane Fonda — Vietnam War activism backlash (“Hanoi Jane”). Paul Newman — Political activism caused tension but career intact. Marilyn Chambers — Stigma crossing from adult films. Marlon Brando — Political stances caused friction, no career loss. Angela Davis — Controversial political support. Analysis: Boycotting was limited and informal , mostly driven by political blacklisting or social stigma. Public campaigns were rare and slow, with low levels of “canceling” as we know it today. The trend was stable but low , with isolated cases. 1975–1980 Terminology: Public Backlash, Controversy Context: Scandals...