Not really a fair comparison because Canada has a fraction of the population of the US (40 million vs 337 million). It also ignores the fact that computers are infinitely superior at quick and accurate tabulation. Hand counting introduces unacceptable human error to the tally process. Humans will never be faster or more accurate than computers. Finally, our voting machines, which are fully audited and certified, produce a paper ballot receipt that's used in the post-election audit process. There's always room for improvement, but you should at least be intellectually honest about your perspective, and the actual reality of what you're talking about.