Posted on 12/05/03
The Americans' new view of us: the ugly Canadian
Your impression of somebody you don't really know arises from many factoids and hazy images. The stranger's personality is a composite sketch in your mind, loosely drawn, but decisive nevertheless in defining your attitude to them. You act on what you know, whatever you know.
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