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Old Posted Jan 27, 2021, 3:01 AM
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Originally Posted by megadude View Post
I should be more specific when I say Canadian accent. What I mean is stereotypical Canadian accent or hoser accent. There are Ontario people I have met I would say have a Canadian accent, but not a strong one. Here is an example. I don't actually know what province this guy is from but if I were to guess it would be from Ontario outside of the core GTA. My best guess would from somewhere north of Barrie but anywhere in the province is fair game.

As soon as he talks you know he's Canadian and not American.

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That guy is in Saskatchewan.

I live in Northeastern Ontario and nobody in Western Canada has ever asked me where I'm from because of my accent. It's the same accent in English from where I live right to the Pacific Ocean. (unless of course you are Indigenous, Hutterite, Mennonite, not raised here in which cases it can be different)

A good portion of my family was born and raised in BC and there is absolutely no difference in accent.
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