Q: What makes you Canadian? How is your "Canadian-ness" shown in your daily life? If you are not Canadian, think of the people you see around you everyday and apply these questions to them. Write at least 150 words in your blog explaining how you or the people around you express Canadian-ness. A one sentence answer will not do it here. You may refer to any information on the class blog to support what you have to say.
A: Being Canadian isn't the way you act or the things you do, it's just being a part of a country full of freedom, multiculturalism, pride and acceptance. I am Canadian because I live in Canada, I am accepted, I am free, I treat everyone fairly, and I love my country. It's not how often I apologize, or how much I say "eh," or how I love beavers and moose, or how much I eat maple syrup. It's just the fact that I live in this beautiful country as a proud citizen. Our nation was created without a revolution, in peace, making us a peaceful country. We are a tri cultural society, and we accept each others cultures. This is what makes not only me, but everyone in this counrty, a Canadian.
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