That sounds about right (too bad I can't say that out loud, or that might clear things up).

But we don't say "aboot". We definitely say the word differently than Americans, but we say it so that it rhymes with "out", not "boot". I think that's the part that gets to us. Of course, we could sound different to outsiders. I know I never thought of myself as having any kind of accent until I spent an extended…

As a Toronto area professional, I feel obliged to say that I can't stand that kind of holier than thou nonsense (although I've definitely encountered it from time to time).