What's is like in Canada?

[Ben!]

Ive always had a weird love of Canada.(Apart from Qubec.)

Just what is it like?

Is it always snowing?

Are they all annoying, like americans?

Thanks

[Cracka]

We have summer in Canada. So, it gets pretty warm 30C tops. And the nicest people are in the Atlantics

[Dolphus Raymond]

Ive always had a weird love of Canada.(Apart from Qubec.)

A man of good taste, I see.

Governmentally-mandated translation: Un homme de bon goût, je vois.

Just what is it like?

That's kind of like asking what the U.S. is like, Canada is nearly as diverse. It varies from big, metropolitan cities. There are also cow towns.

Is it always snowing?

No. Certainly a lot of the country is in a cold climate, but coastal British Columbia's climate is not that different from England's.

Are they all annoying, like americans?

Canadians are probably more liberal, non-religious and mellow on average, but you couldn't tell the average Canadian from the average American, I don't imagine. But, on the part of my fellow Americans, thanks

Canadian drunks seem nicer, though. Maybe that's just my experience.

[Cracka]

You can tell an American apart from a Canadian by the bullet wounds in most americans

[Neverender]

Well we've practically had an ice age in northern Canada. But more or less we experience all the same seasons, just in varying degrees depending on the province.

Canada is a beautiful, dynamic, intelligent, cultured, and very REAL country. Sure, our politics are often dry and bereft of glitz and star power, but the local charm wins out. Anyone who comes to Canada has mostly good to say about it.

Having said all that, I would one day like to move to California and start a peach orchard, since I also love America similar to your affinity. But Canada is the love of my life!

[bansheebull]

Canada has summer. We reach 30C (about 95F I think)

Canada is full of nature. It isn't crowded.

Canada just has too many things to put into words.

[Neverender]

I used to live in Kamloops. 40+ celsius was not uncommon in the height of summer.

[ares]

Canada is full of nature. It isn't crowded.

That would depend on where you live. For people who aren't used to cities Montreal and Toronto seem very crowded.

[Richard]

That would depend on where you live. For people who aren't used to cities Montreal and Toronto seem very crowded.

i very much disliked toronto, it was WAAAAAY TOO BIG and noisy. st john's seems like a good sized city to me

[Cracka]

Newfie in da house!!!

Friendliest and most sexually active province, much better than my province. We are the happiest and the fattest.

[Richard]

indeed!! plus, ive heard we have a 4:1 female to male ratio, so i wont be leaving any time soon lol

[ares]

i very much disliked toronto, it was WAAAAAY TOO BIG and noisy. st john's seems like a good sized city to me

See, I think St John's is backwards and slow A nice place to visit, but I could never live there.

[The Amazing G]

well for one thing, milk comes in bags!

[Richard]

See, I think St John's is backwards and slow A nice place to visit, but I could never live there.

in what ways? sure we might not have all the stores you guys have but besides that

[David]

I can't imagine people would think Toronto is too big and noisy... outside of the very downtown core it's not overly ridiculous in my opinion. Other than Montreal, Vancouver and Calgary most other Canadian cities I go to feel really small and sort of boring by my standards haha.