I’m a little burnt out on explaining how to get started holding your own keys.
What would you say to this Canadian woman to help her setup a wallet to buy 0.1337 BTC?
What wallet would you recommend and what video would you send her to explain how to use it? 
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Since she is Canadian can't you recommend Bulls Bitcoin?
One of the follow-ups I plan on building now that WhyBitcoinOnly.com is finally live:
A similar resource compilation dedicated to explaining importance + walkthroughs on self-custody.
Main reason why I didn't include this in V1?
I am very, very embarrassingly bad at the entire technical/security aspect of #Bitcoin. Much more of a big picture, psychological/philosophical brain myself, so I didn't want to get too out of my comfort zone while curating a guide.
Bookmarking this to observe recommendations!
First I would send her here:
https://bitcoiner.guide/beginner/
Bitcoinq&a also does 1 on 1 sessions.
Wallet depends on a lot of things, hard to reccomend without knowing circumstances.
Send her to Bull Bitcoin Brad.
BTCsessions is for hire from his website
The bitbox opensource cold wallet is pretty simple for new bitcoiners. Bitcoin only.
Binance
Start with Blockstream #Green app. Perhaps half in a single sig. wallet (that's normal compared to other wallets). The rest can go into a multi-shield wallet (multi-factor authentication).
When she's comfortable with that, buy Jade hardware wallet. Create a new wallet there (single sig) and consider sweeping all funds out of the mobile/desktop Green to the Jade, and then using the Jade's support for BIP85 to derive new keys (seed mnemonics) to re-initialize the mobile wallet(s).
This allows one to consolidate multiple wallets on one top level seed (backed up on a suitable metal mnemonic storage device. (The BIP85 derived seeds can be re-derived for any future recovery).
[Tip: you can also derive additional secrets via BIP85 — for instance to generate #NOSTR nsec/npub identities].
