it's not boring. if you mean "interesting" is something like in Florida, well, then Canada is really boring

OMG does anyone remember this past summer when they baked cookies on the dashboard of a car in Toronto?

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I remember last year, or the year before that, was such a disaster for Russia

Less important and colder version of England. Canada is better tho.

I think we're going to have a proper winter this year, I'm so excited. Let it snow, let it snow, let it snowwww (as long as I don't have to drive..)

It's true, but honestly, I think we have it better off. I lived in a hot country for two years. It can be 30+ degrees the majority of the year, but once you hit their version of "winter", you WILL experience night time temperatures below 15. And that's where it becomes extremely uncomfortable, humidity + lower temperatures in places without mandatory heating (because it's not worth making heating mandatory for those few cold months at night - we would straight up die if we didn't have mandatory heating). We're lucky - we have to be climatized all year long because of our temperature extremes.

Like... I wear shorts and a tshirt on the regular in the middle of winter in Canada. Sure, it's -30 outside, but I don't care, it's always 23 degrees indoors. I'll put some pants on and maybe a light sweater to go outside (under my jacket w/ gloves on of course, I'm not fond of frostbite). People only stay outside for extreme reasons in the middle of winter, you're almost always running to a heated place (bus, car, mall, etc), the discomfort is brief, and then you're back to 23 degrees.

... this all becomes moot if the power goes down. We are so ****ed if there's no power come January/February, it's not even mildly amusing. -20/-30 can kill.

Holy, where do you live? You must live farrr up North... this year wasn't as bad as usual, but normally southern Ontario is experiencing heat waves by June. I was saying for our most populated cities, the snow isn't too bad of an inconvenience (thanks to our small population). But there's definitely some places that have a true stereotypical Canadian winter... but there's so few people living in those areas (and Toronto is the centre of the universe) sooo we don't hear much about it.

I think it's a myth... every year I'm like "YES, we're going to have a white christmas!" and there's either no snow or maybe like a light dusting, lol. All the American Christmas movies lie to me, sob.

This isn't true. Vancouver pratically shuts down whenever it snows. The place wasn't built for it. And trying to get anywhere, is literally impossible.

And Calgary gets wicked enough snowstorms that it becomes a nightmare to go anywhere too. Last year, I waited nearly an hour for a bus in 2 feet of snow, freezing my ass off. And I got in **** for being late for work.

Snow just doesn't belong anywhere near a city. It can stay in the mountains, or better yet lets just outlaw winter all together. It would make life 10000 times better.

Also as for so "few living in those areas" Calgary and Edmonton both have populations of over 1 million. Unless you mean the far north? They just don't report about it because its snow and we live in Canada, so its not newsworthy. Until it happens in late May, and than they do their annual "It's snow joke" joke.

those people DO NOT AGE

Their music is either amazing (Arcade Fire) or atrocious (Justin Bieber). I've never heard inbetween.