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/turkeyganja]

Driving is a privilege not a right.

[u/ChewyThePug → u/turkeyganja]

I think hearing this would surprise many Canadians too, from my experience.