If you live in say Northern Alberta or North Saskatchewan and in January the temperature drops to -50 and you have nowhere to plug your car and it dies out and there's no phone signal?
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Canadians don't think they are the be all and end all of the world
B2B2008
Canada is safe
WD
I will try to give you an idea but It is too broad of a question. It would be easier to compare cities. I was not born in either country and have lived in both of them. They are both great places. My personal point of view is that Canadians tend to be more aware of other people (they'll make sure they do not bother people by any of their actions, no matter how trivial they are). In the US people are a little less concerned about affecting others. Hence there's a perception of Americans being more aggressive and Canadians being too apologetic.
Another big one for me is that in the US it feels like if you come from a different culture you have to adapt to the American culture. Canadian culture is the result of all cultures together. When people move to Canada they don't have to hide or change their culture (unless any practice goes against the law or bothers people) but share it and be proud of it. I have a very deep respect for Canada. Neither is the perfect society but both are great places to live.
clambacke
Canada has almost no:
Red Necks
Racists
Slums
Religious Fanatics
Goddess of Grammar
Fireworks are three days earlier, Thanksgiving is six weeks earlier.
You're more likely to have to plug in your car overnight in winter.
You press 2 for French rather than Spanish.
The money is prettier, and the coins are bigger.
The gas is in litres, although most other things are more or less in the same size containers. Mileage is in kilometres, and most people will report the weather in Celsius.
Elections happen at random, usually not in November.
Not all the ads for things on TV are actually available in the stores.
People go to Timmys rather than Dunkin Donuts.
Harder to acquire a gun.
tyler
canada has nicer pple, better government, free health care, less obese pple, and gay marriage
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