18 Differences Between Snow Days In Canada And America

    The cold never bothered Canada, anyway.

    1. America: Time to get out the winter boots.

    2. Canada: I guess, maybe, it's time to put the flip flops away.

    3. America: I don't know if I can make it into work tomorrow. The roads look bad.

    4. Canada: I might be a bit late getting into the office Monday morning — I want to stop at Tim's.

    5. America: Make sure you have plenty of bottled water and don't leave home unless totally necessary.

    6. Canada: So you wanna build a snowman?

    7. America: We had to dig ourselves out — I couldn't even see my car.

    8. Canada: Snow forts for days. (The car's somewhere in here.)

    9. America: Schools are closed.

    10. Canada: The teacher said shovelling could count as today's P.E. class.

    11. America: Do we own a snowblower?

    12. Canada: OK, who remembered to bring the shovel inside last night?

    13. America: Yeah, I'm keeping the kids inside today.

    14. Canada: This is what snowsuits are for.

    15. America: I hate winter driving.

    16. Canada: Hold my Double Double.

    18. Canada: #Tuesday.

    *Winter driving and raging snowstorms can actually be pretty dangerous on both sides of the border — so humour aside, remember to stay winter safe!