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The stereotype is that Canadians overuse the word “eh” – you know, as in “We are all Canucks, eh?” But while I don’t think I heard a single “eh” on my recent trip to Vancouver, British Columbia, I… Read More
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It’s your birthday! The perks of traveling on your big day
“Are you traveling alone?” the Canadian customs agent asked me sternly. “No, I’m traveling with my son and daughter-in-law,” I answered, pointing to the young couple talking to a nearby agent. Looking at my passport, he asked, “What… Read More
Posted on February 14, 2016 by nearandfaraz
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