at first I was a bit shocked. Those numbers seemed really low. then I took a look at the breakdown by province, and I smelled a rat.

You mean to tell me that there are more gay people per capita in New Brunswick than in Ontario?

Bull-Fucking-Shit.

I grew up out in New Brunswick in a little piss-hole called Sackville. Every single gay guy I knew in high school moved to Toronto at their first chance. There's virtually no gay community out there, and there are huge gay communities all over the place in Ontario. These numbers simply have to be wrong... I'd like to take a look at their methodology and how they found their test subjects before I made any real judgements or accusations, but.. something just ain't right there.

It would be like saying that there are more gay people per capita in West Virginia than in California or New York State. And... um.... no way.