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Such a lie ! I am born and raised in Canada the majority my life and as well my children and I talk politics and so do many of the people I I know and meet ! Aboot not true at all at least anymore! I died laughing when was asked about it ! Than again I’m in Quebec which is extremely different than rest Canada

Nova = new Scotia = Scotland

grandpa didn't fuck around. an pla pls don't say aboot instead of about only a small amount of Canadians say it that way an we find it vary rude when your not from here an you say it like that, an you sound stupid AF fyi

Soooo Now Ottawa , was by - town till the Rideau Canal . The name change of the nation's capital city became Ottawa because it was the " Only Town The Americans Wouldn't Attack " , or Ottawa . Just some I was told as a child from an elder .

Come to Ottawa, ans I'll be happy to give you a tour. Spent many a summer playing there. You can go anywhere in the world from there!

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Born and raised in Alberta....I love visiting the Rockies, I love visiting the coasts and the forests....but for me nothing beats that couple of weeks in July when you look out on an ocean of gold as the canola fields are in bloom underneath a clear blue sky that stretches out to the horizon.

See the juxtaposition between American soldiers and Canadian

This is a Hollywood rendition of American and Canadian stereo-types.....which means there is typically exaggerations emphasized. Many, if not most Commonwealth nations had "highland" units....along with Irish and copies of various English units etc. Scotland the Brave is a typical bagpipe tune and would not be uncommon to hear bands playing this. The American military has bagpipers.

The Canadians in this are wearing Scottish uniforms!

It was Christmas. rain, then ice. No hydro. We stood in our half acre in the back yard. It was silent , except the sound of ice falling all around us. Our yard is surrounded by large trees. Good thing we have a fire place. Will live in Southern Ontario.

I grew up in the trailer park from the intro. The scene with the kids biking down the street at the end of the intro is the street I grew up on!

Peter Mansbridge was the best.

Best entrance in a WW2 movie. Yeah, these Americans were outcasts, thieves, robbers etc. not wanted by the American army before this. As the Canadians were sharp, officer and a gentleman kind of guys, a force to be dealt with. Both groups became a special forces of sorts.

Think as Canadians. When it comes to war, we are crafty and ruthless. We know we dont have the numbers. So ya need to set the tone for the day

My great aunt was teaching school in Truro, 45mins away by highway. The whole school was evacuated as they thought Germans had attacked.

My father owned a coffee shop in Ottawa. The Brits were arrogant towards us. These were people that were advised to go to Canada as food and other things were extremely short in Britain. The English, ordinary people tried to put us down In our own country. Snotty people. The Brits treated us a second class in our own country.

I'm American but my grandparents came out of Canada we're close countries we weren't really great together Canadians are tough as nails sweetiest people on Earth but tough as nails

My father owned a coffee shop in Ottawa. The Brits were arrogant towards us. These were people that were advised to go to Canada as food and other things were extremely short in Britain. The English, ordinary people tried to put us down In our own country. Snotty people.

Canadians are one of the sweetest people you'll ever meet but they're tough as nails they can be ruthless when you need them to be

This is just personal, but I do not like David Suzuki, he is a hypocrite. Check into his homes etc.

The town I live in is called Pictou (pron. Pick-toe) named by the Miqma natives, meaning Where the Gas comes out", perhaps because of the gas caused by the coal mines in the area. On May 9, 1992, our last mine, The Westray. blew up near New Glasgow, some 20 miles from here, killing 26 miners. It was the gas that caused the explosion. We no longer mine in Pictou County. In 1773, The Hector landed in Pictou Harbor, and Scottish settlement began. Pictou is the county seat, although New Glasgow is larger. I know that there were lands granted to veterans from Scotland after they retired in Scotland. My greatgrandfather was such a grantee for his military service. His land grant was in my mother's family until recently. His surname was Chisholm. Mom's mother was another Scot, surname MacDonald. The original John Chisholm and his wife, Janet, had 8 boys. They arrived here in 1821. My father's ancestry was French Acadian, his ancestor came over in 1664 from Poitou, France. He was a master carpenter and worked on the interiors of churches in Quebec before coming to Nova Scotia to work on the church in Louisbourg in 1701. He left NS in 1755 when the Acadians were expelled, and returned to Acadia after peace was declared, .He settled In New Brunswick, since he was refused entry to Acadia, and settled the Bathurst NB area. Our people scattered all over this area for work, or to be near family, It was the fishing that brought them to Pictou and parts of Cape Breton.

I was born and went to school Kingston till grade 8 and we were taught ..Canadian history in spades ..being second oldest city in Canada next to Quebec city being the oldest ..and Kingston was the first capital of Canada ...But with the war it was decided to move the capital to Ottawa ..and the story of colonel BI Lives on .

The Canadian soldier always wore Dress uniform during formal occasions. It didn't matter what the weather was like--they sweltered in the heat, froze in the cold, and endured the rain the best way they could. You asked about men not wearing Scottish uniforms. Are they possibly from other military units? The Canadians were sent to help train a group of Americans who were so badly needed for a special purpose they were recruited from the best of the worst (no insult intended) soldiers the Americans had available on short notice. They were troublemakers in their own units, to the point of having to fight or go to jail to serve out their time. They sure shaped up, as history, and the movie, proved. I am proud of what they did accomplish, no matter what their nationalities were. We can never repay our debt to them.

The is still MAD for being Defeated By Canada In The War Of 1812 . Two and one half years. The U.S. one the battle of New Orleans LA. Only after the War Was Over.

I come from a family with a very strong tradition of Canadian military service. In WW2, I had 5 uncles and one aunt who served, including two uncles who served in the Royal Canadian Artillery and landed at Juno on D+1. Another uncle was nearly killed when his Sherman tank was destroyed at the Melfa River action in Italy in May 1944. It was his first time in battle.

most canadians dont mind americans as long as they dont live here

In the first sketch, the handshake over giving the finger might have been a reference to a past prime minister... I don't quite remember who so I won't type any names.

Don Cherrey is a classic “buffoon”. He’s proud of it too!

It’s true the executive power in Canada is the British monarchy and his power is expressed via the cabinet of ministers. I would personally never want to break further apart from Britain. It’s even an outside possibility that I would physically fight someone who disagreed.

Look up "Ricky-isms"

Your research should have included learning the correct pronunciation of Rideau - 'Reed-Oh'

Seems cool I've never heard of it before

Macdonald is possibly the greatest Canadian Prime Minister of all time to this day

Mert, you asked how Canada would be different today if we had been annexed by the USA back in 1866. Well, I think every one would own at least 10 guns and our murder rate would be much higher. lol. Just joking. Seriously though, it would be much worse than that. There would be no Stanley Cup, hell, there wouldn't be any hockey at all. What would we do on Saturday nights?

This my friend is when we were all true Canadians, I remember it well, I am 78. Now we are so full of Immigrants and Migrants, thanks to our traitorous leadership all over the country. We are choking on these demanding monsters. They are in every business, health office, hospital, restaurants, government, grocery stores, cars and they do not know how or care to know how to drive properly. Many buy their licenses. Walking down the street or shopping, you hardly see yourself any longer. They own us and make demands. These are mostly Muslims and Indians (from India). This is how I will die, not seeing my own country any longer. My ancestry helped build this country, my grandfather started a newspaper that is still in operation. Then they went and fought, bled and died for our freedom and way of life. Where is that now. I feel so sad for what we have allowed to happen. What is wrong with the hearts of the leadership who are literally owned by them? What can we do? I know you have similar problems. Why do we not stand up and not accept this any longer???

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To add to the earlier responses about the Canadian military and Scotland the Brave: you asked online why only some were kilted. The honour guard (with or without regimental standards) would always be in full dress uniform while the company troops would be in battle or duty gear without the web belts and other "going to battle" gear. This would have been a kind of "let's impress the crowds" uniform but not as dressed as their full dress uniform (all the troops in Scots affiliated units would have kilts as part of their kit). They likely marched from the not overly near train station.

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To properly react to Canada, you need to be here

Scot Ryan gauld is at Vancouver whitecaps.

Yes,Canadians were involved in bringing Americans as pretend Canadians to get out of Iran. 1979. . our ambassador managed to to get the Americans out. There was a movie by the Americans . They screwed it to look like the Americans saved themselves. They were the heroes. No respect for those Americans! Why do they always have to come out the hero’s. Cheaters.!!

We spent time in Newfoundland every summer for 5 summers. Newfoundland is the most fun place to be. They have the most wonderful sense of humour!

If I am eating bacon and there is maple syrup on my bacon, I guarantee it came from the overflow of maple syrup on my pancakes or waffles --- but, should this happen, there would be absolutely no need to wash off the bacon before devouring it.

The best weather is sunny, warm (20-25 C), dry, and with a light breeze that may be found on many spring and summer days on the Canadian prairies. Not a big fan of the humidity in the summer found in Ontario and really hate the dampness during the winter months. Dry air doesn't infiltrate your bones like cold damp air. Vancouver doesn't get cold very often, but bring an umbrella during the winter. The dampness can go right through your soul on the east coast. Bad weather in Canada is much like extremely cold winters, you just have to wait them out and then things get a whole lot nicer. Welcome to Canada. Born in Edmonton, but have now lived half my life in Ottawa.

That canal was how my Scottish ancestors got land in Canada. Worked on it in the military, and built their log cabins in 1831, which still stand today. Two brothers were neighbours on the Scott’s Line near Bobcaygeon, a road still named that today!

One of my great uncles was in the 10th battalion at Vimy Ridge. He was wounded, then MIA and presumed dead after the main battle. His name is on the Vimy Memorial in France. His brother was also in the 10th Battallion and killed in France by machine gun fire in an attack from Villers-de-Cagnicourt to Canal-du Nord in Sept 1918, and his grave is at the Dominion Cemetary in Pas de Calais, France. Both were from Edmonton, Alberta.