‘Forks’ is the most used word in online dating profiles belonging to Manitobans on Match.com.
The site has released a list of the most common words found in the profiles of their clients across Canada.
‘Jets’ was the most common word in Manitoba profiles in spring when Match.com last released a similar list.
Alberta and Saskatchewan both apparently have an interest in outdoor motorized sports with quadding as their most used words for spring. In the updated list Alberta’s most used word is now Oilers with hockey season on the way and Saskatchewan has moved to Farmer.
Some of the Maritimes provinces seem to want to share their love for their favourite coffee with Horton’s being the most used word in spring for Newfoundland and Nova Scotia. They’ve since changed to Cabin and Waterfront respectively.
Here are the rest of the results:
Alberta
- Spring – Quadding
- Fall – Oilers
Saskatchewan
- Spring – Quadding
- Fall – Farmer
British Columbia
- Spring – Grouse
- Fall – Seawall
Ontario
- Spring – Cottaging
- Fall – Monogamous
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- Spring – Regle
- Fall – Amies
New Brunswick
- Spring – Francais
- Fall – Bonfire
Nova Scoitia
- Spring – Horton’s
- Fall – Waterfront
Prince Edward Island
- Spring – Harness
- Fall – Gathering
Newfoundland
- Spring – Horton’s
- Fall – Cabin
Yukon
- Spring – Folks
- Fall – Hunting
Northwest Territories
- Spring – Career
- Fall – Fishing
Nunavut
- Spring – Adopted
- Fall – Caring
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