Five reasons why Sweden is not the Canada of Europe
When Canadian journalist Mandy Pipher tells people she moved to Sweden from Canada, the response is usually the same: what’s the difference? Both countries have snowy winters, are known for being polite and reserved, and have a lot of hockey players per capita. But beyond these basic similarities, there are some profound differences. Here are some of the most significant.
When Canadian journalist Mandy Pipher tells people she moved to Sweden from Canada, the response is usually the same: what’s the difference? Both countries have snowy winters, are known for being polite and reserved, and have a lot of hockey players per capita. But beyond these basic similarities, there are some profound differences. Here are some of the most significant.
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