The article highlights the tension between Canada and the U.S., particularly the perception that Canadians might accept being seen as the '51st State.' Canadians voiced their reasons for valuing their identity and differences from Americans, sharing experiences that underscore cultural misunderstandings, healthcare disparities, and political preferences. Comments from Canadians reveal both pride in their national identity and concerns about American perceptions, illustrating a robust rejection of oversimplified stereotypes regarding Canada. The discussion offers a glimpse into the complexities of Canadian-American relations amidst rising tensions.
An American I met struggled to understand how we worked outside in the winter. A university professor, no less. No awareness of the world.
If we had been American, her care would have cost us... likely over $5 million. I could never have paid that, as I am lower income due to disability.
I love that we have intense, but short election cycles. Essentially six weeks of intense campaigning, election, and then the new government is formed federally.
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