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Vanessa

What would be a good name for someone living in Canada?

We were laughing about southern names, Jim Bob and Billy Rae,
what would be some common names for people living in Canada.
I live in the south.

    



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pissy_old_lady
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All we have is Mike from Canmore but you wouldn't get that....kind of a Canadian thing (Air Farce)


isotope2007
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Sorry no hillbilly names in Canada. You should come to Canada for a visit, help dispel some of the American myths about Canada.

We have a lot of Jasons, Andrews, Jeremys, Dustins, Angelas, Stephanies, Melissas, not as many Madisons, Montannas etc as the US, in fact I don't know of any and last year there were a lot of baby boys named Ryder in the city I live in.


Karen L
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Canada doesn't have anything as characteristic in the way of names as those southern double names. The only thing I can think of is names which are a mix of two different nationalities. I always think they sound a bit funny, but they're more common than they used to be so maybe they're not so odd any more. The French-speaking provinces produce names which are part French and part Irish or Scottish, like Angus Tremblay or Jean-Claude O'Connell.


dont taze me bro
Who is this Richard dude? He is trolling the entire Canadian forums. An American riding Canada's jock.


Island Gurl 79
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We don't those kinds of stereotypes here. We're pretty normal.


Adrian T. "Captain Canuck&q
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Jean, Steve, Maurice, Nicholas, Nicolet, marie, Claud, Jacob, Nicola


petey
i think they have names like that in the south bc of all the inbreeding..


Richard Monglier
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Denys, Conrad, Yannick, Jean-Luc, Geneviève, Neve, Tantoo, Hayden, Hume, Elisha, Lexa, Fifi, Atom, Jodelle, Rainbow, André-Philippe, Luba, Iris, Torri, Sandrine, Simcha, Alexz, Elias, Avril, Bruce, Deepa, Lorne, Lochlyn, Alanis, Chantal, Keanu, Garwin, Chelan, Kavan, Cree, Reece, Nia, Harland, Elwy and Lion


Willster
If there is a distinctly Canadian male name, then it would be "Murray". I have read repeatedly that Canadian men are more likely to be named "Murray" than men in any other country.





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