 Is mississauga Toronto? Please help!? |
| okay so am relle confussed about how the canadian country works.. so the country is canada, the city is toronto.. then is mississauga in toronto? and toronto is in ontario? can someone plz explain ... |
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 Can you get donairs outside of Nova Scotia? |
I've heard that donairs were first made here in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Can you buy donairs outside of this province?... |
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 Can anyone say.....HAPPY CANADA DAY!!!!!!!!!!? |
| As an American, I think it's sad commuting to work as usual, I'm the only one flying the Canadian flag. And yet on July 4th, Canadians are very respectful in honoring the American ... |
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 Wanting 2 Relocate Family 2 Canada!!? |
| I am a 34yr. parent of 4, with 2,000 to spend for the move. Is it possible for me and my family to find low income housing until I can find a job in Canada? And is Canada diverse? (will pick first ... |
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 Why do Canadians seem to assume Americans are pro-Harper and pro-Alberta (province)? |
This is what is mindboggling to me. I live near Washington, DC, USA and there have been 2 major Canadian events in the last 2 years:
1) Alberta, Canada represented in the Smithsonian F... |
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 Trying to plan a trip to canada? |
| a couple friends and i are planning to stay in canada for halloween and hit up the haunted houses and the activities to visit that are all on that one strip on the canadian side. we need to find a ... |
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 How was your may long week end? Mine was super good!!!? |
| Went to see my family, and went to a small town Parade with my little guy. Just enjoyed the great out doors with awesome hot weather. What a truly God blessed weekend! Hope you all had the same:)... |
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 Could you live in Quebec City if you only know English? |
Could you live in Quebec City if you only know English and didn't know French?
Quebec City bilingual as Montreal?... |
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 Why do Canadians Like and Trust Harper? |
| I noticed that whenever Peter Mansbridge asked Harper a question that even remotely touched on whether Harper was aware of the issues pertaining to the average Canadian, his response each time was, ... |
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 Should I move to Canada? |
| I graduated from high school a year ago and am thinking about going to school in Canada. I live in northern New England right now and don't have any family in Quebec, but I would only be a ... |
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 Visiting Canada...? |
I am visiting Vancouver/ Victoria from the 3rd -8th of July, and I was wondering, what would be the best places to visit?
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 Why are so many Canadians anti-Toronto??? |
| I'm not from Toronto, by the way. I'm from Winnipeg. But I've NEVER been able to grasp why so many Canadians are so anti-Toronto. I've travelled throughout the world and been to ... |
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 Why Are Canadians Not Learning The Lessons From The US? |
Why do Canadians prefer the Conservatives?
The Americans are now fixing the mess they created by voting in Bush. The polls are showing Obama is ahead in the polls and looks most likely to ... |
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Which City in Canada should I move to? |
I want a city that is large, but not over populated. I want a city that has a New York feel (without the rude people). maybe somewhere near a beach. I definitely want a place that has a lot of cool things and friendly people, preferably where they speak English. thanks :)
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Ed Rio
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Vancouver. Big city feel, by the waterfront, vibrant youth community as a result of the university... the closest you'd get to NYC in Canada is Toronto, I suppose. I really love Halifax because of its great music and cultural scene, but it doesn't offer that "big city" feel. |
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Starchef
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vancouver no doubt,,i lived there for 5 years and i cant wait to go back |
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vancouver constantly tops the 'Most Liveable Cities' list |
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Music Is My Soul
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I think you should move to Whistler, Canada. There is plenty of fresh air, and who doesn't like a relaxing mountain town? |
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tannerandrew07@hotmail.com
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I'd go anywhere on the west part of Canada. The eastern part of Canada is pretty big on French. |
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I'd move to Calgary - fastest growing city in Canada People are more friendly than in other larger cities in Canada and you're so close to the mountains for skiing and summer activities. |
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Hmm Windsor Ontario is a good city that's not too big but big enough. It is right beside a lake so yes there is a beach also if you ever feel like going back to the US the Detroit border is right there. |
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You could choose Toronto, Montreal or Vancouver. I grew up in Vancouver and moved away but it's so expensive now that I can't afford to move back. Nobody is rude in Canada (although you might get a bit of a hard time in Montreal for not speaking French). The New York feel is definitely more Toronto than anywhere else in Canada (and you can actually hop on the Greyhound bus from there and visit NYC). Good luck to you. |
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