CNet News.com reports extraordinary Web traffic to the Canada Immigration information site following the Presidential election.

The site’s traffic reached record levels that day, with six times more Americans visiting the site than usual, according to a report from the Canadian Press (CP) wire service.

A total of 115,016 visits to the site originated in the United States, accounting for 64 percent of the day’s traffic, according to the CP report. The most visited page was the skilled worker online self-assessment form, a Citizenship and Immigration official told the news organization.

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