Since Canadian sports are reported down here about a month late, I was googling around to see what you were talking about- figured you must be talking about the Grey Cup, but hadn't even heard it was being played or who was in it... What was the score?
Anyway in the googling I did find this out of a Calgary paper by a Calgary sports reporter: Is he saying Saskatchewan is redneck and backwoods :???:
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here we go with my list of how to tell if someone is from Saskatchewan:
10. Once every third decade or so, they perform strange, ritualistic dances in public places wearing watermelons on their heads to celebrate their latest Grey Cup victory.
9. They pronounce Saskatchewan "Skatchw'n."
8. You overhear someone explain how he installed a counter binder on his combine's pulley-driven wheat flattener with a square head hydrostatic coupler, using a universal bushing degreaser and you can't believe he left only five inches of clearance between the kernel rotor and the straw-feed regulator -- the idiot!
7. They know the difference between a farmer and a rancher.
6. They rent off-season storage space for the snowmobile on a week-by-week basis.
5. They know when Christmas is near because stores stay open late TWO nights a week rather than one.
4. They can't understand why American television networks never settle on a schedule instead of shifting all their programs back and forth for an hour every spring and fall.
3. They actually understand, and perhaps can describe in detail, the necessity for geographical correction lines.
2. They're confused when cars come equipped with options that would never be needed, such as curb feelers and turn signals, yet obvious options such as trailer hitches and air conditioning are extras.
1. When you ask them what they think of Calgary -- they say, "It's nice, but the mountains block out the sunset."