
Although it’s got some pretty notable misses like Montreal-style bagels (smoked meat is great), Donair and of course Kraft Dinner (although that’s a Canada wide thing).
As a Canadian expat living in the UK here are my top 5 Canadian foods I miss:
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Although it’s got some pretty notable misses like Montreal-style bagels (smoked meat is great), Donair and of course Kraft Dinner (although that’s a Canada wide thing).
As a Canadian expat living in the UK here are my top 5 Canadian foods I miss:
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The map above and below are both the work of Alex McPhee, aka Pronghorn maps.
And you can buy both of them on his website here.
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Here are the highlights:
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The map above shows an unintuitive geographical fact.
If you’re in Windsor, Ontario, Canada and want to visit Detroit on the US side of the border, you head north rather than south as you’d expect.
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Looking at the map you can see why Trump wants Canada, who wouldn’t want a second Alabama or New Jersey?
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The plan was to buy time to secure defenses before the US could strike back.
Ultimately the plan assumed that help from the United Kingdom and the rest of the Empire would come.
From the map:
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The map above shows which countries are mentioned in Canada’s national anthem, O Canada.
Unlike Hungary or Poland, Canada’s national anthem just focuses on Canada.
Although interestingly, it’s one of the few national anthems in two different languages, English and French that is not a direct translation of one another.
There is also a bilingual version.
The lyrics are below if you’re interested:
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The map above shows the number and share of each Canadian province that are Muslim. From a high of 942,990 (6.7%) in Ontario to a low of just 140 (0.4%) in Nunavut there are total of 1,775,715 Muslims in Canada as of the 2021 Census.
Here are the totals by province:
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In dark purple you have areas where the average high temperature in January is above freezing (0°C; 32°F).
And in light purple you have even warmer places where the average low in January is above freezing (basically stays above freezing the whole month).
From the author: