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Clubs
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Where in Canada Are you From?
Frosty replied to devriesd's topic in Canada and Internationals's Discussion
That would be Sarnia, Ontario, eh? -
Where in Canada Are you From?
notallthere replied to devriesd's topic in Canada and Internationals's Discussion
Welcome to the site from the Armpit of Ontario. -
Where in Canada Are you From?
Wdix69 replied to devriesd's topic in Canada and Internationals's Discussion
Merrickville, Ontario 1 hour south/west of Ottawa -
Where in Canada Are you From?
Longstroke replied to devriesd's topic in Canada and Internationals's Discussion
Just joined this amazing Pontiac site and looking forward to scoping all things Pontiac. I am from the Milton, Ontario, Canada area but I am originally from the Toronto, Ontario area. Been in Milton, Ontario for the past 18 years but may be moving to the Belleville, Ontario area in the next year when my partner and I go into full retirement. Cheers. -
Where in Canada Are you From?
KART96 replied to devriesd's topic in Canada and Internationals's Discussion
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hmm, gravy doesn't come from a can frosty!!! it comes from a meat roast dish, after you drain off the fat and mix corn flour with all that yummy brown goodness left behind, from that beef you justA roasted!! ... dont think the can stuff can cut the mustards little lone the gravy train !!! haahha https://www.halfbakedharvest.com/authentic-canadian-poutine/ this just makes my mouth water !!!!
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Technically it is Confederation day. The day we became a country--- or as I like to call it the day the Brits said, " get out" Poutine if done right the cheese curds will melt. You cook the fries and then add the room temperature curds. Then you add the near boiling gravy and this will finish melting the cheese. Do not ask for ketchup and pepper when ordering poutine especially in Quebec they may try to linch you.
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Since you asked and since JUSTA and I live literally next door..... I like a lot of different and unique cuisine. I like haggis, for example. The one thing from Canada I can't wrap my head around is poutine. Gravy on french fries - yum! Add chesse curds? Pass! You add melted cheese and I'm in. Music is a parody of Canada's National Anthem "O'Canada" Technically Canada Day / Dominion Day is Canada's birthday. It celebrates the anniversary of Canadian Confederation which occurred on July 1, 1867, with the passing of the Constitution Act of 1867 where the three separate colonies of Canada, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick were united into a single Dominion within the British Empire called Canada. Canada became a "kingdom in its own right" within the British Empire commonly known as the Dominion of Canada.
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Talk to dualquadpete. Pete lives in North Toronto, his buddy lives 25 miles north of him in Lindsay Ontario. Seems it snow there last week when it got so cold here. April showers bring May flowers and snow - to da Great White North eh? Perhaps you might want a pack a hat AND gloves......
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May 24 weekend
64 kiwi boni replied to notallthere's topic in Canada and Internationals's Discussion
💗heated seats !!