"Canadians" is a correct and usable word in written English
You can use it when referring to people who are citizens of Canada, or people living in Canada who were born elsewhere. For example: "Many Canadian-born immigrants are proud to be Canadians."
He employed in-store "greeters" – another innovation – for new customers and generally made the new-world consumer dream real for Canadians, and in the process helped turn Toronto into the powerhouse of immigrant-driven commerce it became.
The NDP gains have drawn the federal party tied with the Conservatives and the Liberal party in voter approval ratings as the long campaign begins, thus improving the odds that the increasingly restive majority of Canadians who oppose the Harper government will once again divide their votes and usher him to victory.
He was part of the large and largely undocumented influx of creative Canadians that landed in London in the late 1950 and early 60s (culminating with CBC's Sydney Newman's arrival at the BBC's plays department in 1962).
Three days before the vote, an estimated 100,000 Canadians, mostly from outside Quebec, travelled to Montreal for a "unity rally" to plead with the voters to stay in Canada.
Even 14-year-old British diver, Tom Daley, who impressed supporters just by being there, looked distraught after his best efforts failed, as the Canadians like to put it, to own the podium.
The Canadians, for example, have decorated cigarette packets with repellent images of blackened gums and cancerous lungs.
He and his colleagues at the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI), the official research arm of America's power utilities, are convinced that the big grid failures of 2003 such as the one that plunged some 50m Americans and Canadians into darkness in August, and another a few weeks later that blacked out all of Italy were not flukes.
When Canadians feel the need to change your game to make it less boring, there's a problem with the game.
He also suggests the payment of a C$1 billion-a-year transfer to help Canadians pay for "catastrophic" drug expenses, as well as extra money to boost access to health care in rural areas, reform the delivery of primary care and improve the provision of fancy diagnostics such as MRI scanners (see chart).
But Canadians are not "proud" of the current welfare state.
But Norad's Canadian deputy commander, General George MacDonald, has said that the joint command should assume responsibility for the new shield; if Canada opposed its development, it might have to leave Norad.Some Canadians disagree.
