Speech pattern and typographical variations across Canada

[Acajack]

Originally Posted by Vorkuta

Really? I didn't get that. It was too slow and unmangled, to my ear.

This is more what I'm used to:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AAkiNQqD1Ds

He's got some anglo intonations for sure from living in Alberta, but it's unmistakably Acadian. Just a different level of language of course from high schoolers at MM in Dieppe.

His name "Landry" is also a dead giveaway!

EDIT: He appears to be from SE NB. He was CAO for the town of Bouctouche and is a graduate of the U de M.