CANADIAN, EH?
WorldAtlas and RepCore Nations ranked Canada #1 in the world for its international reputation.
We Canadians are a hardy bunch. It is a deeply rooted part of our identity.
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| all photos courtesy of the WWW |
This toughness has been celebrated in our culture from the 'rugged frontier' days to modern day endurance.
From Newfoundland to the Prairies, this resilience is often cited as the key characteristic of the Canadian people.
We are frequently named most loved, respected, and admired country in the world.
We consistently score high on quality of life, political stability, and safety, making our nation most appealing on the world stage.
We are widely seen as polite, welcoming and hospitable, and are often considered the friendliest people.
Our reputation is bolstered by our iconic landscapes including places like Banff and Niagara Falls.
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| Banff, Alberta |
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| Niagara Falls, Ontario |
Until next time,
I hope to visit Canada some day. I have been to the border along Montana and Minnesota.
ReplyDeleteI hope you do, Carla. You will love it!
DeleteOh I love Canada. Growing up across the lake I spent many many weeks in Ontario. 2nd home. If only I could live there. Our TV and radio was Canada. As a kid I remember watching a show like hang man on Canadian TV. I learned you say the letter Z differently. I was about 9 or 10. I went to school the next day and told everyone what I had learned. I thought I was so international. Too funny today. Enjoy your beautiful country and that you do not have a mad man in leadership! 🍁
ReplyDeleteThat's amazing, Peggy! Where in Ontario was your second home? I live in Oakville right on the shores of Lake Ontario.
DeleteLet's not talk about the mad man, he gets way too much attention as it is!
We're so lucky to live in the best country in the world! Long may it remain so!
ReplyDeleteYes, we are so very lucky!!!
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