If you’ve ever chatted with a Canadian and thought, “Wait… what does that mean?”, you’re not alone. From “toque” to “double-double” and “caesar”, Canadian English is full of words and phrases that can ...

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Late last year, the term “maplewash” earned the distinction of “Canadian Word of the Year,” in a poll conducted by the Society for Canadian English. The term, which dates back to 2016 and means “the ...

A new musical opened on Broadway last week, “Come from Away,” about Gander, a small town in Newfoundland that rallied to care for some seven thousand travellers stuck there after their planes were ...

Canadians wear toques in winter and running shoes in summer, not “beanies” or “trainers.” We like a double double at Timmy’s, but the rising cost of coffee beans might put it over a toonie; we may ...