As a Canadian whom can see the US from my front doorstep (live in Windsor Ontario, can see Detroit Downtown), I am a hybrid on the issue. Temperature is metric, I still at 28 years old I can't grasp Fahrenheit. In regards to golf, it's all yards. When I was in South Africa golfing, the markers were in meters, and between that and not being able to do the yard / meter conversion on the fly, was one of the worst rounds of my life! When cooking, it's mostly imperial (recipes from passed down from grandparents and even my parents are all imperial based), mind you my measuring set has both imperial / metric on them, so I can switch up easily when dealing with something I found online). Distance is all in KM (when I am driving across the border, I use my GPS in KM as my distance guide, and only use road signs to ensure that i am in the right place). Weight and Height wise, all imperial (I don't know my weight in KGs or height in meters!). When I am doing work around the house, it's all imperial too (never measure in metric). Talking about paper and printing sizes, all imperial too (was taken back when had to buy paper overseas, asking for an 8 1/2 by 11 sheet, and having the store clerk look at me like I just landed on the planet!)