Je me souviens

I think we all learned it from the opposite side, from the English point of view.

Yeah, 1759 was the year my ancestor died, and that was the year of the British victory, and the reason why Quebecois say, je me souviens.

I think I can only see it, I was writing from the time of his arrival, 1693, so that's all French, and French till 1759, so that was a factor.

But you bring up an interesting point, One in five Canadians was born in another country to date.

But, um-

Like, I don't even know if I could do, like, uh, Je me souviens, Yours to Discover.

Um-

Now open for business, no?