Americans react to DON'T GO TO CANADA

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• RA

  @ravenclaw8975 · 1 year ago

  I was born in the UK and married a Canadian.  When I arrived in Canada, I fell in love with the country and the people and I'm still in love with it.  I've been here 45 years on Feb 20th.

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• JU

  @JulieRafuse · 1 year ago

  I am Canadian, and I am very grateful and proud of my unique beautiful country ❤

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• TU

  @Turkeyinthehay · 5 years ago

  Can't stop laughing at dude who for some reason doesn't think we have First Nations peoples up here.  I find that hilarious.

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• EV

  @evahehr4897 · 1 year ago

  There was a long term care resident in our border city of Surrey. Her american family dropped her off here with nothing in hand and she was looked after in our health system until her passing. <br>she was fortunate to be in a new place which has private rooms and had great quality care. I am sure she is not the only one from USA abandoned by their families this way. Each time I&apos;d do her care, I was emotionally moved by her situation. So, here in Canada, life is not perfect, but all things aside, we have blessings others do not have.

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• JO

  @johnmitilias3063 · 1 year ago

  A Canadian knows more about the world, than the world knows about us.

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• CO

  @CowButter · 5 years ago (edited)

  As a Canadian, I wish people stop comparing us to our American neighbours. Thanks and Sorry

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• TH

  @TheQuietMidden · 5 years ago

  I once knew a professor from Kentucky who asked me if we had birds in Canada. I also knew a teacher from New York who asked me if Alberta was in Quebec. So, yeah, if those who educate in America don&apos;t know the most basic things about Canada...

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• PA

  @paullie1963 · 5 years ago

  When she said &quot;That&apos;s Montreal&quot;, looking at the landscape in front of what looks like &quot;Chateau Frontenac&quot; I would have to say that is Quebec city and not Montreal.

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• JE

  @jessicajackson8064 · 1 year ago

  What often surprises me as a Canadian is how little Americans seem to know about their own country. The norther interior states, like Montana have weather very similar to our own. And what about the temperature in Alaska? Goodness.

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• TH

  @theflaringfox · 1 year ago

  We have a geography class as soon as like grades 6 I think, we learn about the world and to understand there are many other kinds of cultures around. In high school we had a large gymnasium and the school held culture festivals and everyone would make food and share it, Canada is my homeland. And I&apos;m proud of it.

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• KR

  @KRYLOK · 5 years ago (edited)

  Twenty years ago I came to Canada for a visit... &nbsp;Canada embraced me and I&apos;ve been smitten ever since! The USA may be &quot;where I&apos;m from&quot;, but Canada is Home. ❤

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• WO

  @wocookie2277 · 5 years ago

  As a Canadian I’m always surprised by Americans lack of knowledge of their largest trading partner, and only partner in the defence of North America. It’s disturbing that they don’t realize how much farther north Canada goes and just how big it is. And before I get trolled realize there are no American military bases in Canada, and we provide troops and funds for NORAD. We contribute to NATO and as UN peacekeepers. We fought and lost troops in the battle against terror as well. To finish my rant 😉 Canadian history is interesting as well.

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