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 Do Canadians live in eglos?

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 How the this word is pronounced?
Surrey

Is that like sir-ey?
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or like sir-ee?...


 What are those big orange globes strung along the power lines near Petawawa, Ontario?
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 Shall I move to Vancouver or to Burlington in Ontario?
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Lisa

Canadian wants to know ??

I'm a canadian as americans do you think it's always cold here or that i'm in a igloo... Cause i've heard so many storys like that and don't get me wrong I have a lot of friends in Newport beach from the surfing camp there, it's just when i said I'm a canadian to a friend last year when I was getting to know her she said are you to hot and she was serious..... and yes I do say the occassional aayy!... and i've seen a bear, beaver, and a moose

    



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Charlie
I am an American living in Mexico and have experienced the same ignorance about what it is like in Mexico. When I was a kid growing up in Iowa, I experienced the same ignorance from people out "east" who thought we still had savages scalping people in the midwest. There will always be lazy, uneducated, people who make judegments about people and places they know nothing about. In an age when all that knowledge is at our fingertips, seems inexusable to me!! Just like when people put a question here asking how far it is from Podunk to Idiotsville, or where the nearest ocean is to them, when they live one state from it. They are too lazy to look it up and obviously slept thru 5th grade geography. It IS often difficult to have patience with people like that.


disgruntled_penguin
Most Americans don't know much about the outside world. Just laugh at the bad jokes and ignore the silly questions.


Jenn
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I now live in Canada (8 years) but was American and yes we thought Canada was all about the igloos. How sad.

I am almost ashamed to say I am an American when it comes to things like this.


K H
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I live in Colorado-many so called enlightened Europeans still think I ski or take a stage coach to work,fight off Indians,or live in constant snow cover at 14,000 feet.I can sympathize with you. BTW we have moose,elk,bears and beavers here too.


pinkpiglet126
You mean like the guy on this site that was coming here in August and wanted to know how far he'd have to travel to go skiing in the mountains?? *grin*

Thankfully, not all Americans are like that. As I have friends all over the States I know it's true. But some really don't have a clue.

On the other hand, I know some Canadians that don't know squat about other countries either.

I think it has to do with the school systems and what they teach. If you live somewhere where the schools on teach about the USA then that's all you are going to learn. It's sad but true.


kent_shakespear
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As someone from a northern state, I and most people I knew had some basic knowledge of Canada. A few people thought that the far-north Inuit (we grew up calling them Eskimoes) actually lived in igloos, but they thought that of Alaska, too.

I've seen bears in the US and Canada (mostly in Canada), beavers in both (ditto), but moose only in Canada.


Sking
Sorry about that but the only things most Americans[the USA ones] know about Canada come from beer commercials.


isotope2007
I saw two grizzly cubs last week .. for real, that is the only time I have ever actually SEEN a grizzly -

Seen tons of other bears, moose, deer, elk, even saw a badger and a wolverine once, saw a gorgeous big silver wolf on the Rogers Pass, tons of mountain sheep and goat - muskrats, beavers, marmots and gophers (known in the US as Prairie Dogs) coyotes, foxes --- seals, whales and porpoise - seen the Salmon run - (no it wasnt a foot race lol)

When I was a child there were even wild horses in the Kootenays --

I get out in the forest and mountains a lot -- maybe y'all should come to BC and spend some time in the great outdoors. You might like, it - love it !

I prefer cities though, the bigger the better.


popseekuls
I'm Canadian and all I've ever seen was a rabbit and a squirrel. Oh, and a chipmunk! But I have never seen a moose or beaver here...


curioiuspersion123
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an igloo? no...


Amber D
yup told a long story about igloos and huge mosquitoes that can grab your children and fly away and riding moose to work and having no electricity and they believed every word.. obv. not all americans are that dumb .. but there are some out there that have no idea.. people even came up to us and asked where we got our truck from bc they thought we only ride moose and dog sleds haha


farahspell_123
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No, I don't becaus i am a pure bred canadian, and Proud! Canada Rocks!!! Whoo! I could lutterally go on and on forever and a day, but I can understand that you probably hate these canadian stereotypes as much as I do. I have lived in places like goose bay, and even then, I haven't lived in a igloo, although I've seen bears and moose, thank you very much!


Mr Answerman
How big IS your igloo, aayy ??





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