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    Dearest Canadians,

    Thanks for Letterkenny, your weed laws and Fat Burger.

    I wonder if i could trouble you for a bit of insight, I'm currently working on a Spring campaign for a large company that operates across Canada. Are there any images that signify 'Spring' to Canadians? Here in the UK Chicks (baby chickens), Daffodils, Snowdrops, Bluebells are all common images associated with it but i'm unaware if these would translate to Canadians. Any insight would be welcome.

    Thanks in advance.

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    • Maple syrup flowing starts in early spring. Pretty much very small town has a Maple syrup festival In March/AprilGnash
    • the same symbols that you’ve listed already would be relevant here as wellGnash
    • Icicles dripping, piles of cigarette butts and dog turds where snowbanks once stood, snow tires (or chains) coming off...i_monk
    • Haha, that tooGnash
    • i_monk has it right. You also know spring is around the corner when it’s too cold out for them, but the odd dipshit is wearing shorts anyway.ben_
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