The closest I’ve heard was in one of the US states as a kid but I don’t remember which. I haven’t spent a lot of time in each province but I have stopped in some random places back when I actually liked driving and most people just talk more or less like in vancouver. no boots or ehs near my ears anyway.
Specifically the upper peninsula region, and probably more rural, they sound quite similar to that stereotypical Canadian accent. The first time I met someone from there (born and raised country boy), I legit thought he was from Canada due to that stereotype (I’m older and wiser now).
The closest I’ve heard was in one of the US states as a kid but I don’t remember which. I haven’t spent a lot of time in each province but I have stopped in some random places back when I actually liked driving and most people just talk more or less like in vancouver. no boots or ehs near my ears anyway.
Michigan, I think. And it’s also present in eastern Ontario and southern Manitoba.
Specifically the upper peninsula region, and probably more rural, they sound quite similar to that stereotypical Canadian accent. The first time I met someone from there (born and raised country boy), I legit thought he was from Canada due to that stereotype (I’m older and wiser now).
sounds likely. I did go to see the great lakes, but I don’t remember much from back then.