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10/11/2026

Canadian Slang Explained: #19. Hang a Larry/Hang a Roger
Lost in Canada? Don’t panic if someone says, ‘Hang a Larry, then a Roger!’ 🚗

In Canadian driving slang, Hang a Larry means turn left, and Hang a Roger means turn right. Yep—Larry = Left, Roger = Right.

What’s your country’s funniest driving slang?

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10/11/2026

Q: Which fundamental freedom includes freedom of speech and of the press?

A) Freedom of association
B) Freedom of peaceful assembly
C) Freedom of thought, belief, opinion and expression
D) Freedom of conscience and religion

10/11/2026

Canadian Slang Explained: #18. "Snowbirds"
Some Canadians migrate south for winter—they’re called Snowbirds! 🏖️

A Snowbird is someone who escapes the cold by spending winter in warm places like Florida or Mexico. Smart move, eh?

If you could skip winter, where would you fly off to?

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10/10/2026

“A word after a word after a word is power.” — Margaret Atwood

10/10/2026

Canadian Slang Explained: #16. "Canuck"
Ever heard Canadians call themselves Canucks? Yep, that’s us! 🍁

Canuck is just a fun nickname for a Canadian. It’s friendly, informal, and even the Vancouver hockey team is called the Canucks!

What’s your country’s nickname for its people?

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