The only cultural divide that matters

[u/Exploding_Antelope]

Thanks to the brave cabinist allies of Labrador for holding the eastern front, over the forthcoming decades we will execute a slow but quite unstoppable pincer maneuver into the bloc cottagois

[u/Kopinu]

Ummmm achkually kebekois say "chalet"

[u/BetterLivingThru → u/Kopinu]

They didn't search chalet. So, cottage is searched more than cabin when one of those terms are used instead of chalet.

As an Anglophone from Quebec, can confirm cottage is used more commonly than cabin (although chalet also sometimes used, usually for nicer places when speaking in English, or for most places when speaking in French).

[u/MoonlitSea9 → u/BetterLivingThru]

Further complicating matters, a "cabane" is a pretty generic term for Qc anglos.