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AlexP @ Feb 29th 2008 7:49PM
Provinces aren't nearly as independent as States are, we don't work under the same political system, Ottawa isn't a District nor is it a Province (I think it should be though, would fix a lot of problems between Gatineau and Ottawa).
Chris is a fine guy, but his knowledge of our country, like the one of most Americans, is extremely poor, and it always shows in his posts about what's going on in Canada. I know you guys aren't journalists, but seriously, looking up what you're talking about wouldn't hurt a bit, especially when most of the readers see you as such.
A perfect: example you show (not quite sure who did the post) a Euro Mazda 6 liftback/sport to show that the NA spec. model is going to different and everyone thinks it's the sedan model, while it isn't. Of course the NA spec. is significantly different from its JDM/Euro counterpart, but the image was misleading.