Canadian spelling....
#24
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Joined: Apr 2009
Posts: 62
From: Toronto


The problem arises (so I'm told) from the fact that most books used in Canadian schools are printed in the US. When my son was in High School in Ontario either spelling was considered acceptable.
The thing that really bugs me is date notation. Some places use DD/MM/YYYY (the most logical in my mind) while others use MM/DD/YYYY and some use YYYY/MM/DD. I wish they could agree on one or the other and all stick to the same one.
The thing that really bugs me is date notation. Some places use DD/MM/YYYY (the most logical in my mind) while others use MM/DD/YYYY and some use YYYY/MM/DD. I wish they could agree on one or the other and all stick to the same one.
#25
Well with ubiquitous predictive text speak there's no foundational point anyway. It's all up to Telus now.







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