English term
Canadian synonym for Generation Y
I've tried to confirm whether that is actually how people in Canada call Generation Y but to no avail.
Would any Native Canadians (ideally) express their opinion whether that is the case and in Canada some kind of "Sun" collocation is used?
PS. Yes, I've Googled it and took a look at Wikipedia (Generation Y, also known as the Millennial Generation or Generation Next or Net Generation,[1][2][3] describes the demographic cohort following Generation X. Its members are often referred to as Millennials[4][5] or Echo Boomers[6].)
TIA
| 4 | the Sunshine Generation |
Cake
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| 4 +1 | Generation Y |
Jocelyne S
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the Sunshine Generation
Generation Y
Jocelyne
(A Canadian, born at the crossroads of the X and Y Generations)
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