MY MIND IS SET.
im Not looking for you to Change my mind, i know all the risks and what not.. its still worth it, so your wasting your time answering "you shouldnt do that!"
I was wondering if a passport was required to go from the US to Canada. Since we are both countries that get along, do I need one to cross the border?...
In other words, does a “Made in Canada” label on a product make it more likely that you will buy it instead of a similar product that is made in a foreign country? In general, does the country of ...
We're going to be visiting Seattle and Vancouver this July and Victoria is nearby. But, it will cost us an extra $200 to visit Victoria for a day since we'll be taking the car on to the ...
Canada is a really beautiful place and it soo ignorant how some Americans say Canada sucks and its UnAmerican to move to Canada to escape the war and stuff. Its soo ******* ignorant of some Americans ...
I'm going on an Alaskan cruise in June, and we embark at Vancouver. So, I'll be up there for a few days to check out the city. Where should I go in or near Vancouver? Anything that has to ...
Jonet
Canadian dollar vs US dollar?
Drove to Vancouver for three hours from Seattle and was surprised that the exchange rate is almost equal for these two currencies. Are Canadians happy about this?
Dunno where you guys are getting your info but the Canadian dollar is worth more than the american dollar, and has for a week or so..
I say yippeeee...first time in my life ...but I also don't really care...lol...I'd like to travel down to the states for fun and shopping but don't have any plans to do that anytime soon :(
I'd say that it is great, if we start to see prices go down, but unfortunately Canadian consumers have not seen that happen yet.
B
we don't care, but the Americans hate it.
alex h
Of course Canadians are very happy. Their currency is becoming just as strong as the USA. The US is not very happy about this.
Grand pa
Yes
bob shark
Today the Canadian Dollar was 3 cents more expensive than the american dollar
But stuff still usually costs less in the US.
bubbles
YES, unless you work in a factory in Ontario or Quebec that exports to the US or tourism industry.
joe s
I'm not Canadian, but for the life of me I can't understand why on earth Canadians would be happy that their dollar has become stronger with their largest trading partner. The only thing I can think of is that they don't teach economics in Canada.
The US is Canada's largest export market. 25% of the Canadian economy relies on exports to the US. Canadian exports are now more cosltly than similar products made in the US or China or Japan (Europe is a different story since the Euro is also strong). This translates into less business for Canada and less jobs for Canadians.
The major exception is oil. If you are an oil worker in Alberta, $90.00 a barrell oil out trumps a strong loonie.
J H
Who cares they are Canadians. And one US dollar is equal to 0.97625 in Canadian dollars so about $.97
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