If I see a sign that says “Welcome to Canada”, answer questions at customs and show passport and they let me in, then I’m in Canada?
The stop signs have “Arret” on them and like the signs say Maximum Speed 100km/h
And like the highways say stuff like Autoroute 20, Autoroute 40
And it’s like nord, sud, est, ouest
This has to be like not USA but this other like country know what I’m saying?
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Yes. Canada IS a different country.
Fkcu you're stupid.
if you want it to be the same as the USA, stay in the USA.
Canada has two official langues. French and English. Is used on highway signs and government buildings.
Canada uses kilometers per hr not miles per hr.
How ever I've never seen Autoroute signs in Ontario. We usually call them highways, instead of freeways.
Nord, sud, est and ouest. Those are north, south, east and west that's used usually on highway and road signs.
You're most likely in Canada.
Good. Glad you noticed the difference. We aren't trying to be like the USA.
Yes. Canada uses two languages- French and English. Works pretty well. Makes you wonder why some people in the US object to choosing English or Spanish at the ATMs, doesn't it?