stackyFACTSFor a nation famous for moose, maple syrup, and endless frozen tundras, they sure love huddling as close to the US border as possible.
For a nation famous for moose, maple syrup, and endless frozen tundras, they sure love huddling as close to the US border as possible. Thanks to the bizarre geographic dip of Ontario and Quebec, more than 50 percent of Canadians live south of 47 degrees latitude, which is comfortably below Seattle, Washington. They constantly brag about surviving the Great White North, but practically all of them are secretly enjoying temperate real estate down south.
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