Kidi Thank you for this intersteing topics. Just let you 75 % Canadian business is owned by usa business here is an example Tim Horton coffee and Molson Canadian beer is all owned by American. The list goes on. You are a very gifted individual. I love the information you are giving out all the time. Keep up. I can wait for for your next topic
Great video! Berchi! Canadians sound American, the only time I can tell they're Canadians is when they say words like out and about, because they pronounce these words differently. Plus some Canadians have a habit of saying "Eh?". But it's very easy to spot French-Canadians, because they have a noticeable accent. It's true Canadians are humble and kind compared to Americans.
Do you Guys know that the famous mall in U.S.A called MALL OF AMERICA owned by Canadians company called tripe 5. And both countries have the longest border in the world. Canada have the biggest mall in North America located in Edmonton. Insulin invented in canada. Similarities… as you said the malls, restaurants, cars they drive, U.S.A uses imperial system which is Miles and Canada uses like the rest of the world Metric system which is K/M. The cars made for north America have multi speedometer … that means on the dashboard the speedometer will show both imperial and metric… the house make them similar. Roughly 50-60% of Americans live in areas with regular winter snowfalls.Sixty-five (65) percent of Canada's land mass has annual snow cover for more than 6 months of the year. But US have mild snow and the canada one much harder or colder.
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Canada has the ninth-largest economy in the world as of 2020, with a GDP of $1.64 trillion in USD. With a GDP of 21.0 trillion USD, the USA is by far the world's largest economy in this ranking for 2020.
