Alright, I am 19 and am a resident of Minnesota. I am going to Canada and know that you can only bring a case of beer across the border. I am wondering, if I can get beer from somebody in the states ...
I live in the US (Florida), but I've been thinking about looking for a job and try to live in Canada. The cities like Montreal and Vancouver interest me. But I don't know anyone or anything ...
I am going to Canada with a friend in March. We have planned out our expenses for getting there plus hotel, but how much can we expect to pay for food, assuming we eat at inexpensive restuarants and ...
Hi! I'm Canadian but I live in Philippines with my wife who is filipino. We are thinking of going in Canada and getting her a visitor's visa for that but the problem is she is pregnant ...
I am doing a series of post cards, that will have quotes from people about where and what they love about Vancouver B.C. The image on the postcard will be really different and graphically interesting....
We've driven most of the way. We went from Vancouver Island to Toronto - it took us 9 days (taking our time); and then we took a vacation to Quebec City a couple of years later. The Prairies were boring. The most interesting thing we saw there were the cows traveling single-file in a huge pasture. Honestly. The Rockies were spectacular though.
cool_carfreak
I have twice. Only it really is a blurr for me because the first time i was 3 and the second i was 6.
honeygirl
I have driven from Niagara Falls to British Columbia and it is awesome.....I loved Calgary the best, it is a beautiful city ..I love the whole country......
NightHowler
I live right in the middle of Canada. I have driven from here to the west coast. Its an unbelievably long and boring trip through the prairie provinces. I really wouldn't want to try driving all the way across Canada. It would probably take a week of steady early morning to late evening driving.
christinamcarthur
I have drivin accross Canada so many times I can't count them anymore. I have lived everywhere in Canada, and still travel to this day....
photomaniac169
i haven't, but i knew somebody that did a lot! supposed to be really amazing...up to alaska, listening to tape books.
buffybot67
Calgary Alberta to Nova Scotia many many (at least8) times and I've been to BC also. It can be done in 3.5 days if you only stop for gas, food and 6 hours sleep. For an enjoyable drive take at least 5 days.If your planning a trip you'll love it but take your time there's a lot to see
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