The phrase "almost every Canadian" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a large majority of Canadians in a general context.
Example: "Almost every Canadian enjoys hockey, making it a beloved national sport."
Alternatives: "nearly all Canadians" or "most Canadians".
Almost every Canadian now seems to know at least the gist of Mr Brault's testimony.Following the separatists' failure to remove Quebec from Canada in a 1995 referendum, the then Liberal prime minister, Jean Chrétien, set up a government "sponsorship programme" to raise the federal profile and promote national unity in Quebec.
Nicole Brossard, shortlisted for the 2007 Griffin Prize, is widely regarded as one of Canada's best poets; Michel Tremblay's "Les Belles Soeurs" was rendered in Scots dialect for a production in Edinburgh; and Roch Carrier's "The Hockey Sweater" is a foundational text in almost every Canadian classroom.
Nicole Brossard, shortlisted for the 2007 Griffin Prize, is widely regarded as one of Canada's best poets; Michel Tremblay's "Les Belles Soeurs __ was rendered in Scots dialect for a production in Edinburgh; and Roch Carrier's "The Hockey Sweater_"__ _is a foundational text in almost every Canadian classroom.
But she can only blame her boss, who does little to quash the speculation that almost every Canadian media property is in his sights.
Maybe it's the Scottish thing in the Canadian blood but almost every Canadian dad will have some weird goatee thing or big mutton chops whereas Americans keep shaving those jowls right into the grave.
Almost every ambitious Canadian at least thinks of leaving, because, model liberal country or not, Canada offers a small stage.
From my family, to my friends, to almost every first-generation Canadian that I have spoken to, we all have a similar story or know someone who does.
Almost every time, the Canadians said their system performed far better than its critics were willing to admit ― while providing free care to all at about half the cost per person of the U.S. system, as Sanders frequently noted.
The analysis results show that almost all Canadian main watersheds contain deficient hydrometric networks.
"It's almost a Canadian thing," defenseman Erik Gudbranson said before the final.
Almost all Canadian rivers are characterized by rapids and falls, many of which have been developed for hydroelectricity.
