 Anyone been to Banff, Canada??? |
| anyone have any must go places or things to do/see?? i am super excited for my trip...just comment on banff ... |
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 Toronto strip clubs legal age? |
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 Does anyone know anything...anything at all about Newfoundland, Canada??? |
| And please please please do not put anything like "um....it is in canada" or "it is called newfoundland" or anyhting like that please. Thank you. Anything would be helpfull. Thank ... |
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 What's the best place to live in the Greater Toronto area? |
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 Wats winter like in canada? |
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 My husband, son and I are going to Vancover, Canada in March, is there stuff for a 5 year old to do? |
| My husband, son and I are heading to Vancover, CA in March and I was wondering is there stuff for our son (who will be 5) can do and have fun? We are also going to Whistler, CA. Any suggestions ... |
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 Do they have Holiday Inn's in Canada? |
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 UK or Canada? where? |
I am in the UK. I will be getting my permanent residency here by Marc 2009.
I also applied for Permanent residency in Canada and my application process just started and will be decided in ... |
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 Where are the best places to visit in Toronto, and what are my chances of seing the northern lights? |
| I live in England, and this summer I'm going on my first non-parents holiday, with friends, before I go to uni. I'm staying in some scout campsites around Toronto, and staying in the city ... |
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| I'm looking for a great destination spot in Canada? |
| I'm thinking of taking a vacation to Canada next year. Ideal spot would be a Bed and Breakfast in the western part of the country (Alberta maybe). We love the outdoors, mountains, and wildlife. A... |
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 How do you renew your Canadian passport? |
My Canadian passport is expired. Do I need to reapply for a passport? or is there an easier way to renew it?
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 How do Canadian Carpenters make living during winter? |
Just being curious. I mean if it snows heavily the roads close right?
If winter lasts for 3 months or more, that’s quite serious isn’t it?
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Is canada half of land mass is unhabitable? |
i read somewhere that canada half land area is not habitable for peoples ,,due to too cold region.....canadian provinces like yukon,nt,nunavat there are too cold ....so mean of that canada is not big country by land mass ....amazing ..canada is too cold for living near about arctic circle or...yellowknife.....useless country by land mass ..but my country is so hugh....think you........... |
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The provinces you mentioned are cold in the winter - but warm in the summer, with 24 hours of sunshine per day. Those areas may have been uninhabitable in the distant past, but today people have shelters - air conditioned homes for the summer, heated homes for the winter, so they are no longer uninhabitable. |
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About three-quarters of Canada's population live within 150 kilometres (90 mi) of the US border. The population density, 3.5 inhabitants per square kilometre (9.1/sq mi), is among the lowest in the world. So it is not that Canada is not habitable but the population is very small in relation to its land mass. |
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it's not that it's not habitable, i mean i people live in nunavut and stuff, but it's just not as pleasant as say California or Florida
on top of that, the population is so small that we all fit down south so there's no real need to go up north |
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I've seen people living in nunavat before. |
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The far North is not uninhabitable, there just isn't much up there to draw a large population. Its much easier to live in places where resources are abundant. There are many people living in the Yukon, NWT and Nunavut. Just like Alaska is full of people. |
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it may be too cold to live in the far north and not many do but lots of oil, diamonds and other resources for the rest of the country in the milder regions to use. Even at half its land mass Canada is huge. |
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BB
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Not inhabitable. The guy from the new 90210 is from Whitehorse (NWT). And some people's jobs require them to live up north, say if they are in Mining or Oil, or Environmental stuff etc. |
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