The USA and Canada share the longest border in the world

The #USA is on its 44th President, Barack #Obama. Cut that number in half and you get #Canada's current 22nd Prime Minister, Stephen Harper.

The 4 years of college in the US are #Freshman, #Sophmore, #Junior, and #Senior years. In #Canada it is year 1, year 2, year 3, and year4

After high school's over in #Canada, students "go to #University" and in the #USA they "go to #College"

There are more people in the state of #California (37+ million) than in the entire country of #Canada (33+ million)

Though you'd think otherwise, Canadians fought from beginning to end of both World Wars, while the US avoided both and showed up at the end.

The national animal of the #USA is the #Eagle....#Canada's national animal is the #Beaver.

#Canada's West Edmonton Mall is the largest mall in North America (3.77 million sq ft), 1 million sq ft bigger than the US's King of Prussia

While the #USA is famous for being a 'Melting Pot', #Canada is instead proud of being a '#Mosaic'.

#Canada holds two official languages, #English and #French. That's two more than the #USA, which holds NO official language whatsoever.

Trade with #Canada supports over 8 million jobs in the United States.

I suppose Canadians have more blankets because it's colder in Canada. But I don't want to make blanket statements like that.

In the US, Smarties are like Canada's Rockets & Canadian Smarties are like M&Ms. Check it out http://www.jodiferous.com/archives/004797.html

#Canada allows many more migrants per capita than the US. However, the US has many more illegal immigrants, which cannot be measured.

In Canada, Native American people are generally referred to as Native, First Nations, or aboriginal.

Canada has abolished the death penalty for all crimes, including capital offenses. The USA lets individual States make this decision.

Most words that end in an 'or' in the US end in an 'our' in Canada. Behavior vs behaviour and color vs colour.

Today is #Canada Day, similar to the 4th of July in the US.

Today is the 4th of July in the #USA, which is like Canada Day on July 1st.