 Do you need a birth certificate to enter Canada.? |
| Traveling to Niagara Falls next week and planning on visitig Canada for a couple of days also. I was told that you must have your birth certificate to enter Canada; is this so? If not, what do you ... |
|
 Is it fun working a ski season in Whistler Canada? |
| Im heading off to Whistler for a ski season and am hoping to get a job by going to the jobs fair, any tips regards what job to go for?... |
|
 What is the first thing to come to mind when you hear Prince Edward Island? |
| Hello, i've lived on Prince Edward Island for all my life. I am curious what people outside of PEI (or from PEI if you like) think if the Island. As for me, something i find notable on PEI is ... |
|
 Canadians: Are you wearing a poppy? |
| If so how much did you put into the poppy change box?... |
|
 Should i move to Canada on a wim? |
| should i move to canada on a wim? me and my wife are thinking about it? sometime late next year? and do they use our money their? or diff bills and coins? but such as quarters?nickles?dimes?$1,$5,$10,... |
|
 Edmonton Mall...have u been there/do u want to? |
| http://en.wikipedia.org/
http://en.wikipedia.org/
http://upload.wikimedia.
... |
|
 Why does american media only show the negative aspects of canadian life or canadians? |
| Even in print media, canada or canadians are always written about negatively. I am not canadian, just making an observation. Also how do canadians feel about that.... |
|
 New Brunswick? |
| Have you been to New Brunswick Canada ? What do you think of it? T... |
|
 Should Canada get rid of all their inhumane prisons? |
In Canada, the average sentence of crime is much higher than the European Union nation like Spain, France, UK, etc.
We are unfairly treating our people who are just make a mistake in life,... |
|
 Weather at niagra falls? |
from this friday to monday?
thanks a ... |
|
 How come there are so many British people in Toronto??? |
I'm an American, living in Ohio, and in the times I've been to Canada -- particularily Toronto -- I always find it packed with Brits, both tourists and those living there.
Can ... |
|
|  |
Joe C |
Would it be easy for a person who doesn't speak a word of French to vacation in Alberta or Manitoba Canada? |
A couple of friends and I wanted to vacation there this summer and,wanted to know if we would have a hard time communicating. |
 |
 
Show
all answers
|
|
|
Danelady
|
New Brunswick is the only officially bilingual province. All other provinces are English speaking in the majority, except for Quebec, of course. |
|
SteveN
 |
Alberta is almost all English except for the English-speaking Quebecers that moved out there in the 70's to get away from the Parti Quebecois and the FLQ. Those people may still speak some French.
Manitoba has more French than the other prairie provinces thanks to their Metis history, but is still predominantly English.
If you speak English, you should be fine in any province except Quebec, and even there most of the store clerks, hotel staff, and waiters speak both English and French. |
|
countpetez
 |
You can even travel all major cities in Quebec and get by just fine with only English. You would likely hear more Ukrainian in the West than French. |
|
murraydog03
 |
you will be fine; we speak English here |
|
geniveve
|
they speak english there i live there!
it would be hard to find someone that speaks french!! |
|
Shannon E
|
Nope not in Western Canada.. from Manitoba, Sask, AB and BC its English threw and threw. There are so many different ethic backgrounds here that English will feel like a second language...lol.. I'm kinda joking...
Also Ontario too.. Quebec that is really the only place that French is preferred. East Coast well they talk English but its pretty funny.. alot of slang and funny ways on how they say say things...
Where are you guys planning on going? there are some really great spots in in AB and BC |
|
schneeballe
 |
I live in Calgary, and can't speak a single word of French and do not actually know anybody that speaks only French in Alberta |
|
sara007
 |
ahhhh yes u would be fine of course cause umm we speak english in canada!! and quebec is the only place were they speak french offically and even there most would be able to speak english!! this question was a jokee right haha very funnny i have just wasted my timee! |
|
Angelacia baybeeeeee
 |
No, I have friends and family in both places who don't speak any French. It's like going to southern California and not speaking any Spanish, it's a prevalent language but English is what everyone speaks. |
|
the_real_lil_e
 |
it wouldent b hard at all not even really it quebec but i suggest u go 2 the westcoast,vancouver island is where im from n its dope here,best weed 2 |
|
♫Maria♪
|
Haha...
okay. you need to stay in your own country until you can do some research about the place you're wanting to visit.
QUEBEC is the only province that speaks french.
YES all the schools in Canada teach french but ONLY Quebec speaks all french. And even then they speak English aswell. |
|
Caroline
 |
Why not, they speak English there. Only Quebec has French as official language and they still speak English there. |
|
|
|
|
| |
|
| | |
| Questions List |
Answers | |
| |
12 | | | |
12 | | | |
12 | | | |
11 | | | |
12 | | | |
12 | | | |
12 | | | |
12 | | | |
12 | | | |
12 | |
|
News
Travel Topics
Travel Forum Travel Directories
Dictionary 
Travel
Forum 
Canada 
No Spam
Adult 
Gambling
Unfinished
Deception
Plagiarism
Not English
