I am moving to Toronto soon and my husband and I have decided to learn French as it would be useful in the long run. I have been studying l'italiano for an year and a half but will drop that for ...
can anyone tell me what are the requirment to living in canada, which papers I need and how much is it and where to go, thanks Additional Details 'I've been online, but I ...
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i've heard different things from different people.
i heard that it doesnt go into effect until 2009, but i heard it started last year from another person.
I used to watch North of 60, Wind at my back, Road to Avonlea, Anne of Green Gables and it seams these days there nothing much Canada made. I watch Corner Gas, I've watched The Guard a couple of ...
Canada is a very large country with many sources of fresh water, some areas may have hard water, but it differs from municipality to municipality.
Imaka
Depends on where you are. Some places have very hard water because of the minerals.
PItom S
no
Shaunikki
it was probably the shampoo, the water is the same as America
kavekarst
Yes. Not everywhere. The best thing to do is buy French
style milled soap that lathers easier. Ditto, shampoo.
The water only gets dicey when industrial waste becomes
an issue as it formerly was along Niagara River.
Erin
I never had a problem with my soap or shampoo. It must just be the products you were using maybe?
nightwolfredx
yea
down south the water is soft but up north its hard as hell
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