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As you may have noticed there is no longer a Royal Canadian Aptitude Test®, even tho not every person passes the test and we've got the stats to back up that claim. If you feel that you barely passed the RCAT, try these helpful videos.

What Pandemic?
That's pretty much the way people feel about what used to be called, The Pandemic. No one wears masks anymore (okay, some people still do) and everyone has gone back to doing what they did before the pandemic. People are more concerned about all the wild fires now, Wild Fires in Canada? Who's have thunk it. The human beings are still taking crappy care of our planet and that sucks for everyone on it. Let's try to do better. ------------------------------------------------------>

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Most of what you see on this site is nearly 100% Canadian content. The fictitious family would also like to let you all know that they recycle. Canadians are also known to enjoy a tasty brew, hockey games on a Wednesday night, Charlie the Unicorn and all things outdoors, especially bikes. They also love their dogs, regardless of allergies. One thing Canadians don't like are rude people, so if you consider yourself rude, you best be moving on from this site now, maybe try here. Please and thank you. Oh yeah, Canadians are also overly polite. Sorry.

Canadian Taxes...

FRIENDSHIP
Friendship is a dynamic and evolving bond that undergoes significant transformations over time. In childhood, friendships are often formed based on shared interests, proximity, and simple pleasures. As we grow older, these relationships can become deeper and more meaningful, grounded in shared experiences, trust, and emotional support. Life's challenges and milestones can test and strengthen friendships, leading to a more profound understanding of one another. Friendships may also evolve with changing priorities, leading to periods of closeness and distance. Overall, the nature of friendship changes as we mature, reflecting the evolving needs and circumstances of our lives, but the enduring ones often remain a source of comfort, joy, and companionship throughout our journey

At least we still have Hope.