>>4027141>but Canada is too AmericanA lot of people say that, but quickly change their opinions after coming to Canada after previously being in America desu
I know a lot of stories of Americans who live in cities near the Canadian border who visit Canada and they describe Canadians as acting different and having different accents and mannerisms despite only living less than 50 kilos apart.
Atlantic Canada for example feels much more celtic than Atlantic burgerland does, but that's because there's tons of Scottish and Irish descendants in Atlantic Canada, some people still speak Gaelic as a primary language in really isolated villages and hamlets across Nova Scotia and Newfoundland.
