Posted by buickanddeere on November 19, 2014 at 12:07:29 from (184.151.36.86):
In Reply to: Leaving Canada posted by hd6gtom on November 19, 2014 at 09:36:44:
hd6gtom said: (quoted from post at 13:36:44 11/19/14) spent a couple of weeks there years ago, if you didn't speak French, they would not talk to you. I just kept thinkin about dad going thru france in WW2 savin their butts. Wanted to speak up but held my comments.
Calling BS right here , right now.
French is rarely heard in Toronto unless you call a government office. On the street is English , Chinese and some Middle East languages.
As for saving Canada's bacon during WWII. You had better go back and read some stats instead of watching American made movies for your info.
You may not know it but Canada and England are not joined land masses.
Are you aware that during 911 Americans diverted to Gander Newfoundland had no idea where they were. Not even what continent. As a whole Americans are noted for not knowing geography and history outside of their home county and state . Look up Rick Mercer and Americans on YouTube.
This post was edited by buickanddeere at 12:08:29 11/19/14.
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