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Originally posted by Beatfreak
I've been to Canada, it really isn't much different from the US. I've also been to Europe, and those countries are very drastic from Canada & US. Also pointing about cultures, US is more diverse than the British-French influence. Over the past 100 years, we've had immigrants from all European countries and hispanic areas. We're the most culturally diverse country in the world. (I'm not trying to insult Canadians, since I'm of British Canadian descent, I'm just stating facts.)
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You need to live somewhere to understand culture. I just don't even think I could begin to describe the vast amount of differences in culture between the two.
Europe of course looks different because it has so much history. Canada has only been a nation since 1867.
If you've been to Toronto, Montreal, or Vancouver, of course it won't look very different. Cities all tend to look similar, and those cities are all very international so superficially seem similar to the US.
To experience Canada, you need to go to Québec City, the green belt of Ontario, Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, or the wilderness of BC. Nothing like the US, not in any way at all.
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Originally posted by Music
STOP!!!!!
Let's not speak of the cultures of countries we do not live in and thus do not understand.
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I'm done.
LOLOLOL... Canadians don't play around boy!!!
i love it