DELIGHTFULLY
MULTICULTURAL
While it's easy to picture Canadians in stereotypical
roles, such as hockey players, lumberjacks or mounted
police, those images do not come close to the true
identity of their people. Due to their welcoming nature
and open immigration policies, Canada is one of the
most multicultural places in the world. An adept linguist
could catch snippets of more than 140 languages
in Toronto alone, a gorgeous city where 50% of the
population was born outside of Canada. English is still
the most widely spoken language across the country,
with French a close second, so as long as you have a
firm grasp of one of those two languages, traveling here
should be a breeze.
CREATIVE
FOODIES
Since Canada is a modern multicultural
mixing pot with English and French roots,
their national cuisine showcases a diverse mix
of influences. Any adventurous eater would
thrive on a cross-country trip in Canada,
feasting on poutine, a tasty mix of french fries,
cheese curds and gravy; tourtiere, a doublecrusted
meat pie; nanaimo dessert bars made
from wafer crumbs, custard and chocolate;
fish and brewis, a unique dish made with
salted cod and hard bread; figgy duff pudding,
which contains raisins and not figs; and fresh,
handmade, wood-fired Montreal bagels. If
such fanciful fare does not tempt your tummy,
there’s always a Tim Hortons nearby serving
biscuits, doughnuts and coffee.
Poutine is a pleasurable surprise to many
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