 Should I rent a car or just drive own car from NY - Montreal, Canada? |
| My friends and I are planning a road trip from New york to Canada and I would like to know which would be cheaper. Should I drive my own car or rent a car? We have 5 people total in our group. Anyone ... |
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 Is the area around the Econo lodge in downtown Montreal a bad neighbourhood? |
| It's located 2060 Rue Saint-dominique. This looks like it's close to Universite de Quebec A Montreal...... |
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 Sun shine coast...? |
| Does anyone describe anything about Sun shine coast?... |
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 Average monthly living cost in canada? |
| ie, rent, car etc..basically everything for a 1 person household.... |
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 Directions from Guelph, Ontario to Calgary, Alberta...? |
| i am driving from guelph ontario to calgary alberta. can anyone help me with directions. i've tried mapquest but it says that i have to go through the united states. is there a way to go from ... |
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 Is it long distance to call from Oakville, ON to Toronto, ON? |
| I need to know if I would be charged long distance rates to call from the 905 area (Oakville, for example) to the is the 416 area (Toronto), or is the entire Greater Toronto Area considered a '... |
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 $650 CAD (canadian dollar) would be what in american dollars?? |
| i want to order something online and it says $650 CAD, would that be the same what i would pay? or is it differant?... |
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 WHY are most Canadians friendlier than Americans? |
Which of these factors attributes the most to that?
A) The influence of Canadian public policies and Canadian media nourishing the souls of Canadians? (CBC for example and CTV, and ... |
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 How to write a Canadian address? |
Do you write it like this:
John Smith
22 Knightbridge Road
Arnprior, Ontario, Canada
K2S 0Z7
or like this
John Smith
22 Knightbridge Road
Arnprior, O... |
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 Why Toronto's lakeshore area is so underdeveloped and boring? |
| It is impressive to see that there is nothing by the lake just some old factories, I believe the city should take more advantage of it, I was thinking of living by the lake but it is expensive and ... |
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 Any one know why there are some many India tourists in Niagara Falls? (not racial question, just curious)? |
| We just went to Kiagara Falls last week and we found out that there are more than 70% of the tourists are India people. We just wondering, why??? ( this is nothing to do with the racial ... |
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 Where is a good place to live in British Columbia, Canada for a young couple? |
| My wife and I want to move to BC but are not sure where to live. We both love the outdoors and don't mind cold weather. I've heard Vancouver is nice but we don't really want to live in ... |
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Shelley M |
Passports and Canada? |
I wanted to go to Canada again for my birthday but a while back I was told that you have to have a passport to get in but a couple days I was told if you drive to Canada you dont have to have one! Does any one know the truth!!!!!????? |
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JuanB
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American and Canadian Citizens can still cross the boarder with a birth Certificate and a drivers license. This year the rules changed so that you need a passport IF you are flying.
Sometime next year the rule changes so that you need a passport for all travel. |
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njgrl622
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You can still drive into Canada without a passport. But make sure you have your birth certificate/drivers' license with you. |
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bj
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If you are an American by birth Make sure you have a drivers licence and your birth certificate. If you are an alien bring your green card. If you are a naturalized citizen bring your naturalized papers |
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CanTexan
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If flying and you are a US or Canadian citizen, you require a passport (to return to the US, not to get into Canada). This went into effect as of January 2007.
If traveling by sea or surface before the end of December 2007 and you are a US or Canadian citizen, you need to have valid photo ID (military ID, driver's license, or passport are the only choices) AND proof of citizenship (passport or birth certificate are only choices). If you are a resident alien and/or naturalized citizen, you need to take the appropriate documentation to prove your status.
If you are not a US or Canadian citizen, you MUST have a passport regardless of the mode of transportation. You must ALSO have a valid (travel) visa.
This is the 'simple' version of the points laid out by both USCIS (US Customs and Immigration Services) and CCI (Canada Customs and Immigration). |
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Torontonian
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You need a passport to fly in. But if you are driving in, you need at least a birth certificate issued by U.S. or Canada. |
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saran
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you can drive across the border with a birth cert & photo id...they are planning to change that in the fall.... |
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Joseph, II
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I still think you'll need a Passport now...-or SOME kind of special "pass" that allows daily workers to cross. Look into it further- and see about getting that Passport- soon... |
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