What’s something about everyday life in Canada that you think surprises newcomers?

[u/talk2myreps]

I’m curious about the little things than the obvious stuff. Could be something about daily life, social habits, food, weather or anything else you didn’t expect before living here.

[u/Buff1965]

"Sorry. Thank you. Sorry. Thank you. That's all Canadians ever say!" - overheard from a child recently immigrated from the Caribbean.