Protests, hostile public hearings and disparaging tweets came in the three months after Amazon announced it chose New York as one location for its second headquarters.

The fake advertisement begins with Bezos denying that Amazon was “trolling President Trump” by locating its new headquarters in Virginia and in Trump’s hometown of Queens, New York.

Canadian cities large and small sent in bids, but only Toronto made the cut, and the city must now compete with American contenders such as Los Angeles, New York City, Philadelphia and Atlanta.

The announcement came as Amazon is hunting for a home for its second North American headquarters, dubbed HQ2.

The tweet says "signs are popping up all over Markham today" and implores Amazon to "#chooseMarkham."

While this is largely good news for the city, some have questioned whether it could make cost of living and labour shortage concerns in Vancouver even worse.

On Monday, the president said the U.S. Postal Service is losing money with its deal to deliver Amazon shipments.

President Donald Trump is again attacking online retailer Amazon.com, calling its deal with the U.S. Postal Service to deliver packages a money-losing agreement that hurts U.S. taxpayers.

Amazon is currently in the process of establishing a $5 billion second headquarters which could bring 50,000 new jobs to the location it selects.

Premier Notley said her office spoke with the Seattle-based company and was told the Calgary bid was particularly exciting and reflected well on Alberta.