For Christmas I am going to travel to U.S. by my car. My trip will start from Toronto, Canada and my destination is Maryland, U.S. I appreciate if anyone could provide me some advice or links ...
Visting Victoria BC in August. I'm looking for interesting things to do, visit etc. while in Victoria (some insider tips; good places to eat especially vegetarian, neat stores to visit etc.) ...
my mum is going to Canada tomorrow and she was wondering what she could get me as a present. i was thinking that she could bring me back some canadian sweets that we can't get here in the uk. if ...
Is Toronto City big? because some ppl who've been there say that the main thing which represents Toronto is its downtown, but the downtown is very small....
I'm driving on the freeway with my driving instructor tomorrow, and I really need all the advice/tips I can get, mostly because I don't want to end up doing something wrong and making the ...
Hi Guys,
Was wondering if the TTC would be sufficient or will i need a car to go about in Toronto. Since I am emigrating from London UK (where u can do just fine without one) I am not really ...
crackandcocaine
Are Canadians like Eskimos? Just curious. We're planning a trip to Montreal soon.?
We're not like Eskimos, we ARE Eskimos. All of us. Actually, the correct term is Inuit. Please make sure you have the following items:
- tire chains
- rifle (to shoot polar bears that bang on your hotel door)
- parka
- touque
- mittens
- warm boots
- skis (cross-country) or snow shoes
Ooops and excusez-moi. There aren't any Canadians in Montreal. They separated from Canada in 1967 when Charles de Gaulle came over from the "old country" and declared "Vive le Quebec libre."
leaf_fan2002
yes everyone in canada lives in an igloo and hunts walruses moose and beevers dont forget to pack your parka and bring lots of batteries we dont have power up here
OldGringo
There are some differences. Most people that live in cities don't use dogsleds to go to work or to school. Raw blubber is on many menus, but if you ask the waiter nicely they will cook it for you so you don't have to eat it raw.
tuppenybitz
sorry non Eskimo's are not allowed in Canada
try Siberia
John O
Canada is a very civilized place. It feels less frenzied than the states. I love Montreal, with its strong French flavor. Enjoy your trip.
Scott F
Please don't act like an idiot and insult the locals while you are there. You are a representative of our country.
urtost
Ha ha ha... you obviously have to be an American if you are asking that question. Look it up on google.
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