Who's Canadian

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  • legs180
    legs180 Posts: 293 Member
    Yay Canadians!!! Torontonian here
  • THeADHDTurnip
    THeADHDTurnip Posts: 413 Member
    Ever sick, eh?!
    Anyone else learned a Native American language in school? We had Ojibwa offered in our Ontario school.
  • LiftingRiot
    LiftingRiot Posts: 6,946 Member
    Canadian mexican
  • Egger29
    Egger29 Posts: 14,741 Member
    The Who was British. The GUESS Who was Canadian! :D
  • Egger29
    Egger29 Posts: 14,741 Member
    Codyjorybella wrote: »
    British Columbia

    Yay! BC Too! (Although I've had stop in Alberta, Quebec and Ontario over the years)
  • munster14
    munster14 Posts: 9 Member
    Southern NB here
  • slimgirljo15
    slimgirljo15 Posts: 269,456 Member
    edited January 2018
    THeADHDTurnip wrote: »
    Big sky country Saskatchewan here. We don't have any gaurd rails on our hills here. <3

    My ex was from Saskatoon..
    Im Australian and all I know about Canada is its freaking cold. Brrrrrr. My ex used to say it took 5 Australian summers for him to thaw out :laugh:
  • juliedesabrais
    juliedesabrais Posts: 293 Member
    Very proud Canadian from London Ontario ❤️
  • whosshe
    whosshe Posts: 597 Member
    laprimaJenny wrote: »
    THeADHDTurnip wrote: »
    Ever sick, eh?!
    Anyone else learned a Native American language in school? We had Ojibwa offered in our Ontario school.

    My brother married a Native American and his children go to a school in Sue saint Marie that offered Ojibwa.

    Sault Ste. Marie lol it's where I am :)
  • QueenOfHearts66
    QueenOfHearts66 Posts: 3 Member
    BC!!
  • Wingsont84
    Wingsont84 Posts: 335 Member
    laprimaJenny wrote: »
    I’m from Ontario but Alberta is very rich in beauty. Not to say that Ontario doesn’t have its beauty but those mountains and fresh water springs get me every time!!

    It's sad that I have never made it out that way, been outside of Canada just not out west. Must be a plan on the to do list
  • WolfDenOne
    WolfDenOne Posts: 1,507 Member
    Arizona, USA transplanted here to Newfoundland. Loves it, I do!
  • michael1976_ca
    michael1976_ca Posts: 3,488 Member
    alberta is where i call home
  • Vikka_V
    Vikka_V Posts: 9,563 Member
    slimgirljo15 wrote: »
    THeADHDTurnip wrote: »
    Big sky country Saskatchewan here. We don't have any gaurd rails on our hills here. <3

    My ex was from Saskatoon..
    Im Australian and all I know about Canada is its freaking cold. Brrrrrr. My ex used to say it took 5 Australian summers for him to thaw out :laugh:

    He didn't represent well! I gather the prairies are colder but I'm in southern Ontario and our summers are nice and can be hot as *kitten* and winters are typically not awful (this winter has been colder than normal, but the summer was super hot too). There is a good range of seasonality and range of temperature. Average summer temp is probably 22-32 C and winter 2 to minus 8 C, with extremes of course
  • slimgirljo15
    slimgirljo15 Posts: 269,456 Member
    edited January 2018
    Vikka_V wrote: »
    slimgirljo15 wrote: »
    THeADHDTurnip wrote: »
    Big sky country Saskatchewan here. We don't have any gaurd rails on our hills here. <3

    My ex was from Saskatoon..
    Im Australian and all I know about Canada is its freaking cold. Brrrrrr. My ex used to say it took 5 Australian summers for him to thaw out :laugh:

    He didn't represent well! I gather the prairies are colder but I'm in southern Ontario and our summers are nice and can be hot as *kitten* and winters are typically not awful (this winter has been colder than normal, but the summer was super hot too). There is a good range of seasonality and range of temperature. Average summer temp is probably 22-32 C and winter 2 to minus 8 C, with extremes of course

    He grew up in Saskatoon but lived in Winnipeg and Calgary..
    Where I live Ive seen maybe -1 a couple of times in 20 odd years. A super cold night is 12-13c.
    He did say one of his favourite places was Lake Louise.. Banff..sp?
  • Vikka_V
    Vikka_V Posts: 9,563 Member
    slimgirljo15 wrote: »
    Vikka_V wrote: »
    slimgirljo15 wrote: »
    THeADHDTurnip wrote: »
    Big sky country Saskatchewan here. We don't have any gaurd rails on our hills here. <3

    My ex was from Saskatoon..
    Im Australian and all I know about Canada is its freaking cold. Brrrrrr. My ex used to say it took 5 Australian summers for him to thaw out :laugh:

    He didn't represent well! I gather the prairies are colder but I'm in southern Ontario and our summers are nice and can be hot as *kitten* and winters are typically not awful (this winter has been colder than normal, but the summer was super hot too). There is a good range of seasonality and range of temperature. Average summer temp is probably 22-32 C and winter 2 to minus 8 C, with extremes of course

    He grew up in Saskatoon but lived in Winnipeg and Calgary..
    Where I live Ive seen maybe -1 a couple of times in 20 odd years. A super cold night is 12-13c.

    Aww!! You are a warm weather person!
    There are colder parts of Australia tho too aren't there?
  • slimgirljo15
    slimgirljo15 Posts: 269,456 Member
    edited January 2018
    Vikka_V wrote: »
    slimgirljo15 wrote: »
    Vikka_V wrote: »
    slimgirljo15 wrote: »
    THeADHDTurnip wrote: »
    Big sky country Saskatchewan here. We don't have any gaurd rails on our hills here. <3

    My ex was from Saskatoon..
    Im Australian and all I know about Canada is its freaking cold. Brrrrrr. My ex used to say it took 5 Australian summers for him to thaw out :laugh:

    He didn't represent well! I gather the prairies are colder but I'm in southern Ontario and our summers are nice and can be hot as *kitten* and winters are typically not awful (this winter has been colder than normal, but the summer was super hot too). There is a good range of seasonality and range of temperature. Average summer temp is probably 22-32 C and winter 2 to minus 8 C, with extremes of course

    He grew up in Saskatoon but lived in Winnipeg and Calgary..
    Where I live Ive seen maybe -1 a couple of times in 20 odd years. A super cold night is 12-13c.

    Aww!! You are a warm weather person!
    There are colder parts of Australia tho too aren't there?

    Oh absolutely. . There are places that snow, Like Perisher and Thredbo.. I've just never lived in a place that snowed. Winters are spent in the tropics so a winter day is 26c. My ex liked the heat more than I lol.
  • ThinGoldLineNS
    ThinGoldLineNS Posts: 265 Member
    THeADHDTurnip wrote: »
    Ever sick, eh?!
    Anyone else learned a Native American language in school? We had Ojibwa offered in our Ontario school.

    Indigenous languages were not offered as options where I grew up in Ontario. They offer Cree in some Alberta areas. (Indigenous communities) I now live in Nova Scotia and wish I could speak Mi'kmaq.
  • joannabanana1986
    joannabanana1986 Posts: 23 Member
    Born in a wheat field in Saskatchewan( prairie newfie) Stubble jumped to Alberta.
  • caiteh86
    caiteh86 Posts: 243 Member
    100% Canadian. Small town Ontario.
  • Deadman_Diggingup
    Deadman_Diggingup Posts: 3,082 Member
    ^^^ Same.
  • jacesmom4930
    jacesmom4930 Posts: 25 Member
    British Columbia!
  • V_Aurora_140
    V_Aurora_140 Posts: 29 Member
    Canadian and Albertan!
  • NuMi2018
    NuMi2018 Posts: 12 Member
    Orangeville Ontario here :)
  • vcommodore17
    vcommodore17 Posts: 21 Member
    I am wooo
  • Gould118
    Gould118 Posts: 544 Member
    Me! I'm from Vancouver ;)
  • WolfDenOne
    WolfDenOne Posts: 1,507 Member
    US transplant to Newfoundland. I was even screeched in - does that count?! :lol:
  • Wingsont84
    Wingsont84 Posts: 335 Member
    Let's get warm
  • CaptainFantastic01
    CaptainFantastic01 Posts: 9,558 Member
    The South Remembers
  • CaptainFantastic01
    CaptainFantastic01 Posts: 9,558 Member
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