Canadian Bacon

Sheriff Bud Boomer is a brash, impulsive lawman whose actions ignite and later complicate the border conflict. He partners with Honey to protect his community, and his fervent nationalism thrusts him into a central, increasingly reckless role. His decisions reveal a tension between duty and spectacle in a political theater.

Deputy Honey is a bold, resourceful presence who navigates danger with pragmatism. She helps expose the manipulation behind the crisis and demonstrates resilience, ultimately playing a key part in stopping the Hellstorm. Her bond with Boomer grounds the story in human connection amid chaos.

Clark MacDonald is the Canadian Prime Minister whose leadership contrasts with the U.S. President's trajectory. His role frames the international dialogue and diplomacy, offering a balance to the American brinksmanship. He embodies the rational, stabilizing voice within a satire of political posturing.

The U.S. President is portrayed as a leader facing scrutiny as his approval wanes. He seeks a defined enemy and relies on staff and intelligence channels to navigate the crisis. His arc reveals the tension between political calculus and genuine national safety.

General Panzer represents military brass, pushing for aggressive action and war readiness. His presence highlights the pressures of interservice competition and the push toward confrontation. He embodies the mechanistic drive of a system prepared to escalate.

National Security Advisor with inside ties to Hacker, Stuart is a schemer who wields influence behind the scenes. His faction introduces factional politics within the cabinet and propels the plan to redraw enemies. His actions propel the plot toward a high-stakes resolution.

Roy Boy is a former Hacker employee who becomes entangled in the border crisis. He represents the individuals swept up in geopolitical machinations and demonstrates how ordinary people can be driven into extraordinary actions.

Kabral Jabar is a deputy who participates in the border crisis, providing law enforcement perspective amid the political turmoil. His character helps move the plot through local response to the national emergency.

R.J. Hacker is the corporate figure whose actions set the central conflict in motion. His pursuit of power and money drives elements of the plot, including the Hellstorm program and its catastrophic potential.