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* [[Weazel News]] states in a report that "Canadians created hockey as a excuse to beat each other up, just as us Americans did with football"
* [[Weazel News]] states in a report that "Canadians created hockey as a excuse to beat each other up, just as us Americans did with football"
*"Liberty City to Canada" is a miles travelled stat in Grand Theft Auto IV. When calculated, Canada is approximatley 375 miles away.   
*"Liberty City to Canada" is a miles travelled stat in Grand Theft Auto IV. When calculated, Canada is approximatley 375 miles away.   
*[[Kenny Petrovic]] mentions in the online co-op game [[Deal Breaker]] that the [[Angels of Death]] biker gang bring their drugs down from Canada.


==People from Canada==
==People from Canada==

Revision as of 18:43, 6 July 2011

The Canadian maple leaf flag

Grand Theft Auto games in Canada arrive typically around the same day as copies released to the United States of America.

Some stores in the East Coast don't get the newest releases until 6 weeks after they are released in the West Coast. People in Ontario and Quebec traditionally get their games 3 weeks after they are released in Victoria and Vancouver.

References in the Grand Theft Auto series

GTA III
GTA IV
  • Roman Bellic lists "scared Canadians" as one of the many types of females to hit on in Liberty City.
  • Many pedestrians exclaim "I'm going back to Canada!", "proud to be Canadian!" or "Canada's way safer than this!" when something threatening happens around them.
  • Weazel News states in a report that "Canadians created hockey as a excuse to beat each other up, just as us Americans did with football"
  • "Liberty City to Canada" is a miles travelled stat in Grand Theft Auto IV. When calculated, Canada is approximatley 375 miles away.
  • Kenny Petrovic mentions in the online co-op game Deal Breaker that the Angels of Death biker gang bring their drugs down from Canada.

People from Canada

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