I’m in Ontario and most call it stuffing, whether it is stuffed in the bird or cooked alongside, but my family from Newfoundland would call it dressing (even when stuffed in the bird).

Legit cheaper to fly.

Canada (Eastern Ontario). I am most likely to say two thirty (adding the pee em if necessary for clarification). If you need a less precise idea of what time it is I might say "half past two."

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Third, want to not take six months to get a passport? Want your EI claim to go smoothly? Want Canada's cultural heritage to be preserved? Want environmental protections in place and health and safety regulations respected? Real people, real humans do that work. Public servants do that work.

Second, benefits are good. They protect people. They allow me to take care of my family, and myself, and make sure we have the care (medical, physical, mental) we need. We should demand that for everyone. Capitalism benefits the few, not the many. Why go for the lowest common denominator?

First, you cannot convince me that everyone in private industry is nose to the grindstone all the time while we slack off. Some employees work harder than others, in every industry, private or public. The people I work with work hard and take their responsibility to Canadians seriously.