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What is Canada really like? None of this South Park sillyness and rude comments. I may be visiting soon and would like to know. Should I polish up on my french, is the air as clean as they say?
Where is hot to visit? Are there Daniel Day Lewis lookalikes running around looking yummy?
I need answers, and all that ...
Edited, Apr 26th 2009 9:42pm by GwynapNud
Where is hot to visit? Are there Daniel Day Lewis lookalikes running around looking yummy?
I need answers, and all that ...
Edited, Apr 26th 2009 9:42pm by GwynapNud
GwynapNud the Eccentric wrote:
None of this South Park sillyness and rude comments.
Can't sleep, clown will eat me.
Canada is rather large. The question is like asking "what is America like? Where should I be sure to visit?" It would be helpful to know roughly what area in Canada we're talking here, and how long you're going to be there.
If you go to Ottawa, be sure to check out the Canadian Museum of Nature.
Nexa
If you go to Ottawa, be sure to check out the Canadian Museum of Nature.
Nexa
“It has always been the prerogative of children and half-wits to point out that the emperor has no clothes. But a half-wit remains a half-wit, and the emperor remains an emperor.â€
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― Neil Gaiman, The Sandman, Vol. 9: The Kindly Ones
Indeed, Canada is too large a landmass to readily offer accurate generalizations aboot, but I can make one:
At least two-thirds of the men in Canada are named Doug.
At least two-thirds of the men in Canada are named Doug.
Victoria, Canada is a very european styled city, except with more trees and mountains. Vancouver, Canada is more of a large city, i'd say a cross between Seattle and Munich. Air is pretty clear all through the area. French on the western half of canada is not required.
They stole our city name though, so they will one day have to be nuked.
They stole our city name though, so they will one day have to be nuked.
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It's kind of cool if you don't live in Thunder Bay, Ontario...or Saskatchewan.
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The World Is Not A Cold Dead Place.
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Dread Lörd Kaolian wrote:
Victoria, Canada is a very european styled city, except with more trees and mountains. Vancouver, Canada is more of a large city, i'd say a cross between Seattle and Munich. Air is pretty clear all through the area. French on the western half of canada is not required.
They stole our city name though, so they will one day have to be nuked.
They stole our city name though, so they will one day have to be nuked.
Merci!
Gwyn, Nova Scotia has some lovely rugged coast lines, delicious oat cakes and Cape Breton Island has a bunch of alcoholic bagpappers who sound like they are straight out of the old country. As far as speaking French, that's Quebec. There is also New Brunswick--but it is more bilingual and interspersed between predominately English and French towns. The French among some of them as well as Nova Scotians is different than Canadian French--it's Acadian French (also in Northern Maine).
My family always jokes that New Brunswick is colder in the winter and hotter in the summer than Nova Scotia--but I <3 New Brunswick more b/c that's where the family is from. There are some beautiful natural areas.
My family always jokes that New Brunswick is colder in the winter and hotter in the summer than Nova Scotia--but I <3 New Brunswick more b/c that's where the family is from. There are some beautiful natural areas.
Turin wrote:
Seriously, what the f*ck nature?
Where are you going?
What's bred in the bone will not out of the flesh.
If you're passing through Montreal, we could meet. 
You should probably stay away from Quebec. After the event it'll be pretty much uninhabitable.
Banff is nice this time of year.
Banff is nice this time of year.
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About a heaven in Alberta
Where they've got all hell for a basement"
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About a heaven in Alberta
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Iamadam the Shady wrote:
You should probably stay away from Quebec. After the event it'll be pretty much uninhabitable.
Banff is nice this time of year.
Banff is nice this time of year.
I prefer the Tamagami Wilderness area in upper Ontario myself. Tne Musuem in Sudbury Ontario is nice as well. I got flashed there by a young staffer when I visited many years ago.
"There' a proud old lady by the pier in Halifax, when they made her kind they threw away the mold."(thanks to TOM LEWIS for the lyric, he now lives in B.C.) It is due to the failure of his colony attempt in Newfoundland that led Lord Baltimore to try again further south.
Oh it turns out my new Honda Civic was assembled in Canada. I hope it wasn't during a hockey game or moose season. (The engine is American, and the transmission is from Nippon. True world economy as the steel is probably from India/Pakistan)
"There' a proud old lady by the pier in Halifax, when they made her kind they threw away the mold."(thanks to TOM LEWIS for the lyric, he now lives in B.C.) It is due to the failure of his colony attempt in Newfoundland that led Lord Baltimore to try again further south.
Oh it turns out my new Honda Civic was assembled in Canada. I hope it wasn't during a hockey game or moose season. (The engine is American, and the transmission is from Nippon. True world economy as the steel is probably from India/Pakistan)
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I've been through Quebec quite a few times. Sticking to the well populated travel-routes I've never had any problem communicating, though I speak no French.
I've been through Quebec quite a few times. Sticking to the well populated travel-routes I've never had any problem communicating, though I speak no French.
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Will anyone come to Montreal so I could meet someone else than UglySasquatch?
Tare wrote:
Where are you going?
Canada, duh.
It's pretty much the US with better health care, strange accents, colder weather, more moose, and more French speaking people than they have in France. I could be making up that last bit though, I didn't actually bother to look up population statistics.
Dread Lörd Kaolian wrote:
They stole our city name though, so they will one day have to be nuked.
Nuked?
I'd have thought an army of laser wombats would be more your style...
Nah, that army will be busy taking over the rest of the world. Besides, I sent them a very polite note asking them to change their name and they refused. So nukes it is.
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