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  2. Is It Honor or Honour in Canada? Canadians technically spell it as honour . But, as a Canadian author who writes for a worldwide audience, I use the more common American spelling of honor, regardless of whether I have Canadian or British audiences.

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  3. Ideas about what it means to have it, how to obtain it, and how to preserve are studied by sociologists and anthropologists. But here we’ll be studying how to spell it. Here’s the deal: you can write honor in your college paper, or honour in your university test, and in both cases you’d be correct. But some might frown if you do it the ...

  4. Jul 4, 2018 · If you refer to a Canadian person as being a mix of American and English, they will rightly object (albeit politely). But if you describe Canadian English in those terms, you wouldn’t be far from the truth! What does that mean in practice, though? Let us look at some of the spelling differences.

  5. In Canada, there is a preference for "honor" over "honour" (72 to 28). In Australia, there is a preference for "honor" over "honour" (51 to 49). In Liberia, there is a preference for "honor" over "honour" (100 to 0). In Ireland, there is a preference for "honor" over "honour" (65 to 35).

  6. Honor and honour are two spellings of the same word, which can be a noun or a verb. As a noun, honor means respectability, virture, or a code of conduct valuing these concepts. As a verb, honor means to show esteem. Honor is the preferred spelling in American English to American audiences.

  7. Canadian spelling isn’t quite the same as anyone else’s. It’s no secret that we Canadians spell differently from our cousins in the United States: We put a “u” in words like “colour” and “favour”; Americans leave it out. We spell “theatre” and “centre” with an “re” at the end; they spell them with an “er”

  8. In Canada, honour is the preferred spelling for the noun and the verb. The National Peacekeeping Monument on Sussex Drive was erected to honour (or in honour of) United Nations peacekeepers.