Third edition includes popular homegrown Canadian slang such as bunny hug and depanneur, along with plenty of surprises ...

In this episode of Canadian Slang, CFL players try to break down the most confusing phrase in the country: “ya no, for sure.” ...

The Canadian way of speaking has its own flavor that sets it apart from American English. From ordering coffee at Tim Hortons to chatting about the weather, Canadians use slang that can sound like ...

Alongside origin (Type 1) and frequency (Type 5), some phrases qualify by dint of preservation (Type 2). KERFUFFLE, for ...

We put CFL players to the test with some classic Canadian slang—and their answers don’t disappoint. From guesses to giggles, watch how your favourite players handle these iconic phrases.

Canadian and American Slang. Share full article. Nov. 3, 1901. Credit... The New York Times Archives. See the article in its original context from November 3, 1901, Section T, Page 18 Buy Reprints.