I've been saving the search strings for a couple of days. These are only searches from search engines - Google, Yahoo, Dogpile, MSN - not people who come to wmtc through a link at another blog or website. And I'm not listing standard ways to find this blog, like "how to move to canada" or "canada immigration".
I am often amazed at how many people really don't know how to use a search engine. Here are search strings for the last few days:
american girl married canadian in the u.s. wants to move to canada how do i do thatWhat are some of yours?
Korean schools built by Canadian soldiers
i'm from the US and planning to move in Canada, do Canada honor US drivers license
what noise do sheep make
picard peanuts [this pops up regularly: someone once mentioned it in comments]
Italian is similar to Spanish
unsigned cheque error remedies
RCN and the government scandal in St. John's Newfoundland
pearson educational measurement SAT essay scorer
smith and smith characters [also a perennial]
funny facts about trolls
what time is lcbo open to tonight [on Canada Day]
nice places to live in Mississauga
standard processing times for applications in Buffalo to move to Canada
words to the toronto song
donica patrick [a perennial, always misspelled; her name is Danica Patrick but someone misspelled it in comments once]
green eyes percentage usa
harold pinter clapton synagogue
robertson davies deptford trilogy chapter five
list of current CEOs fond of cricket
did the slaves travel through niagara falls
mcdonalds iced coffee [tons of these!]
ice capp recipes [lots of these, too - always written this way]
how to make iced coffee decaf drinks
if i take a car to canada, what will i have to show to cross the border?
so how can a american cross over to canada anyway
can i take my dog to canada
american defectors to canada celebration
macchu picchu altitude sick
rent a home in aguas calientes
nice cafes in lima [lots of people now find wmtc by searching for information about peru!]
rick mercer report [almost daily!]
MRI GTA ontario 24 hrs
18th century quebec personal conscience
co-worker moving to another country
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