 I m gonna live in Montreal but I can' t speak english very well, will it be a problem ? |
I m a french citizen and I ll relocate to Montreal very soon in a couple of month. I heard that Montreal is mainly inhabited by english speakers and that french is barely used in public.
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 When is May "24" 2007 in Canada? |
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 Mall in edmonton? |
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 What do i ID's do i need to go to canada? |
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 Does anyone know how long it would take to drive form saskatoon,SK to vancouver, BC? |
| me and my sisters are planning on driving to vancouver in july. if the drive is more that 12 hours what is a good place to stop and spend the night?... |
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 What should I buy when I'm in Ottawa? |
| So I come from Vancouver, and I know stuff from Ottawa are cheaper (I think). What would you recommend I buy when I'm there in a week?... |
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 What side of the road do they drive on in canada? |
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 Crossing border with expired photo ID? |
| My fiancee has been living with me in Canada for 6 years now and needs to go back to the US to see his family. Thing is he doesnt have a passport. He has his license but it has expired and also has ... |
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 What were Canada's December 31, 1999 celebrations like? |
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 October- Toronto Halloween Parade?? |
| What is the name of the parade that is in Toronto in October around Halloween? Is it just the Halloween parade? Im told October is one of the best times to visit Toronto and that there is a parade, (... |
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 I am Brazilian and I want to know the canada one! to marry me in the canada one! e to find mine principe in th |
| I am Brazilian and I want to know the canada one! to marry me in the canada one! e to find mine principe in the canada one!... |
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 Is Canada a nice place to live (compared to the U.S.)? |
I am interested in moving to Canada; however, I would like some information about whether it is a nicer place to live than the U.S. Some areas:
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 Can A 17 year old go to Canada by themselves? |
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How do people live in canada? |
Could anyone tell me how people live in canada and what their homes are like? |
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Pretty well the same as other Western countries. It used to be more common for a middle class family to be able to live in a big house with a large back yard. Now with the cost of housing and less time to take care of the house, more people live in apartments or in cookie cutter suburban developments with tiny postage stamp lots. I suspect it's the same as a lot of countries. There are only minor differences, for example in the northern territories, houses can't have basements. They have to have the first floor a few feet above the ground or the heating of the house would melt the permafrost and the building would sink and get crooked. |
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People live in houses and apartments, etc. the same as in the US or Britain. There are all the same modern conveniences. The stereotype that Canadians live in ice houses (igloos) is untrue. |
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Man
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Please don't tell me this is another ignorant igloo joke. |
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In the summertime, we go south where it is a little warmer. However in winter we just love to stay indoors at our igloo, which is a structure made from blocked ice. We usually enjoy our little campfire while dropping string through a hole in the floor to the basement. There we keep a vast collection of fish suitable for food or pets. Its great up here but leave the golf clubs home! |
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They live just like people in other developed countries. They live in houses, apartments, duplexes, town houses, etc. |
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they all live underground with no light. |
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same as in the states, just colder, less crowded and more tolerant towards other races |
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We live on food and water.
The homes are massive; they have to be because of all of the East Asian immigrants who bring their entire family. |
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