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I hesitate to post this, but Canada is in a lot of ways a museum of the American West. The first time I visited BC, I turned on public radio and heard a story a
by username223 4y ago
I hesitate to post this, but Canada is in a lot of ways a museum of the American West. The first time I visited BC, I turned on public radio and heard a story about tailings ponds collapsing into rivers. The logging is beyond what you get used to in modern OR, WA, and MT. The boarding schools that tried to eradicate native languages in the 1900s were like the ones the States had a few decades earlier.
It’s a hard land inhabited by a hard people.
- cwillu 4y agoTIL I'm hard people. (Doesn't everyone go for 4 hour walks in -40° to prove that they still can?)
- ameixaseca 4y agoFunny you said that. Slavery, for instance, was abolished in Canada ~30 years before the USA. I guess it can go both ways.