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Snow in Toronto?

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I'm just wandering -- is there still snow on the ground in Toronto?
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Shopping in Canada, what are the prices ?

I'd like to know how much cost a pair of converse tennis shoes, or a pair a levi's jeans in the east part of Canada (Montreal, Quebec, Toronto).

Are the prices cheap like in the USA ?

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SeahawkMan

the shoes are about 80 to 90 bux canadian, and the jeans go from 50 to 70 dollars canadian

i woulds say that the prices probly work out to being the same after the money exchange

fabee

Montreal is 15% cheaper than NYC at least. PLus, if you're a foreigner, you can have your taxes refunded!

Max K

well since they are American made, or based in America, that means they have to ship them to all other places. So in Canada it would be more exspensive.

Tammy O

The prices are a bit more than the USA - you'd be further ahead buying in the US. In fact, we take shopping trips to NY just to get cheaper stuff than we can find here!

science

go to an outlet mall and it'll be chaper but the prices are the about same

richie

The converse tennis shoes goes for 54,00$. For the jeans, I have no idea. The prices are more expensive in Canada than in the U.S.

nonconformiststraightguy

I would say that it's cheaper to buy in the States.Many items in Canada were priced at when their dollar was weaker.Now that their $ had strenthen, the prices have stayed the same, plus the sale taxes are more in Canada.

Rare Indigo

Considering my last trip to the States it's actually a bit cheaper and your exchange rate makes it even better.

anthrotistic

Same price as US, I live in Toronto and recently visited Buffalo where I went shopping at the Walden Galleria very little difference in prices although American dollar is a little stronger about 10 cents per dollar. I was really disappointed as the US use to be cheaper.

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