Posted on 09/12/03
Why it takes $49,543 to find out our neighbours to the south think we're slightly annoying
Considering the price tags we're seeing in Toyland, it's not surprising to learn that $49,543 doesn't buy much fun.That's what the federal government paid the quite reputable firm of Millward Brown Goldfarb to find out what Americans think of Canadians these days.
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