Mine are Eh and Sorry.
Umm, no, it runs thru their toes. Molson is in the blood, ehhy, hoser… 
“Hi, I’m Larry; this is my brother Darryl, and this is my other brother Darryl.”
Actually maple syrup is made by extracting sap from maple trees and boiling it down
And nobody says hoser and most extreme accents are from Newfoundlanders
He didn’t say anything that contradicts that.
Also it’s pretty funny when Quebecers speak English.
It has been decades since I have visited Canada (Ontario) and I want to tell you that the RCMP’s were polite to me even when I did something wrong.
Ah. Mounties. Best police in the world.
London, Ontario here. As far as I’ve been able to tell, I’m the only thrower in the city 
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Beloeil, Quebec
La ville de Montréal.
Burnaby, BC
Nope there are 2 throwers in London. We should meet.
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Bangers and mash, wheeeeeey!
http://www.wiltshirefarmfoods.com/product_image.ashx?p=235&w=695&h=360
Quality meal right there.
I only found out what ‘Poutine’ was the other day (after googling it since it gets mentioned so much on CLYW’s ask fm)… It looks amazing. Shame I’ll probably never get to try it as I don’t see myself venturing to Canada in the foreseeable future. :-[
I had no idea there was a ‘London’ in Canada either. You learn something new every day… especially about Canada.
You can make your own poutine. you only need good fries (chips) without salt, gravy, and cheese curds.
Saskatchewan
Ideally “hot chicken” (not spicy hot… I don’t know why they call it hot… it’s gravy, so it SHOULD be hot, but nonetheless they call it “hot chicken”) gravy.
I found out that cheese curds are not available everywhere! Some states will not allow them to be sold for some reason. Possibly other places worldwide will be the same. So weird to me!
so they allow guns, but not cheese curds…
Or kinder surprise!
They’re readily available in Wisconsin. I think it’s a major export.
That’s nuts. My family got our car searched going into Washington state because my younger brother had one. They allow guns, capable of killing hundreds of people, but not a child’s candy. lol
Over here we don’t have either. We do have Kinder Surprises though, which I’m very thankful for. 
I’ve never come across cheese curds in any UK supermarket over here. We have cottage cheese which obviously contains cheese curds (and I eat a heck of a lot of), but I’ve never seen plain curds sold on their own. I did a bit of searching and still came up short, so it looks like I’d have to do some real digging to actually find some.
I mean I could probably make my own, granted, but I doubt it would be the same as a proper canadian one. I gather that the gravy they do in KFC is probably pretty close to what I’d need, so maybe I’ll give it a shot next time I visit the Colonel.