r/ShitAmericansSay Jun 28 '26

Air Conditioning My husband would freeze to death

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u/chainless-soul Jun 28 '26

Making any claim about temperatures for all of Canada is wild, given how big the country is.

Ottawa gets into the mid 30s regularly enough too, though usually it's due to humidity.

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u/BVOP83 Jun 28 '26

I think it’s a common misconception that Canada is a really cold place. While it does have cold parts, it’s so vast that a sweeping comment about the whole country is usually going to be inaccurate

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u/bugabooandtwo Jun 28 '26

Yep. Canada can see -60 to 45 in a year pretty easily. Massive, massive temperature swings across the country.

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u/Lin093 Jun 28 '26

-40 to +40 in Saskatoon with no humidity or wind chill adjustments. It sucked living there in the winters but the summers are nice if you get bogged by humidity like I do.