I dislike ice tea.

 

probably 0 degrees :lol:

 

 

In what month(s) is it around the freezing point - 0 degrees? You once said that in the summer it is +50 degrees and in the winter minus 40 or was it +40 and -50?

it's not actually like 45degrees in the summer but some few days with the humidex it gets close

 

winter gets to be like -50 with the windchill yes :dead:

 

i'm not sure what months

I must say that you are lucky to be born in Canada with the enormous differences in temperature over a year knowing that you're interested in the weather forecasts.

 

The Canadian weather might be worth a study.

 

I do genuinely believe that you will make a GREAT meteorologist with your mathematical skills and good brains.

 

But personally I couldn't live in a country with so cold winters and so hot summers.

:dead::dead:

Haha. :lol:

It got to 42 today here :blank:

Hi there!

 

Can anyone recomend some good canadian bands???

 

Thanks.

Haha. :lol:

 

Hey, Crests, I'm in your beautiful country in the Rocky Mountains. I'm really delighted!:)

Hey, Crests, I'm in your beautiful country in the Rocky Mountains. I'm really delighted!:)

 

Lucky you!:cool:

Hi there!

 

Can anyone recomend some good canadian bands???

 

Thanks.

 

Edpends what kind of music you like. There's a lot of creat music in every genre coming out of Canada. :)

Edpends what kind of music you like. There's a lot of creat music in every genre coming out of Canada. :)

 

With the exception of the likes of Justin Bieber!:lol:

Edpends what kind of music you like. There's a lot of creat music in every genre coming out of Canada. :)

 

Some rock, like Coldplay or stuff like that.

Thanks for the answer.

^:cheesy:

Hey, Crests ! Your country is awesome ! I take plenty of pictures wherever I go.

Where have you been so far?

Where have you been so far?

 

I've answered you by private message. How are you ? :)

I'm great. :awesome:

Youoououou?

 

It was so hot this week. x.x

I'm great. :awesome:

Youoououou?

 

It was so hot this week. x.x

 

I'm going to Seattle tomorrow. Vancouver is a very nice city.:)

OOOOO CANADAAAAAAA

Did anyone here go to the Coldplay show at Toronto's Rogers Centre in the summer of last year?

 

For the concert, was Rogers Centre in its baseball configuration or its football configuration?

 

I know it's a stupid question, but I was just curious.:embarrassed:

 

When I saw U2 at Rogers Centre last year, the stadium was oddly its baseball configuration.:inquisitive:

Hello. :wacko:

 

 

I didn't go and I have no idea. :P

december 3 and almost no snow in Quebec. In Europe there are snowstorms. that's funny ! :lol:

Mounties and maple syrup (and an excellent healthcare system): Why Canada is the preferred destination for British expats

 

 

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Last updated at 12:34 PM on 20th April 2011

 

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It is the land of maple syrup, the Mounties and... British expats

Those emigrating from the UK have rated Canada as the best country to live in, it has been revealed.

The country was seen as having the best quality of life, is peaceful and has a sound banking system, according to a survey.

 

Top destination: Canada is popular with ex-pats because of its natural beauty. Here a railway train makes its way through the Rocky Mountains

 

TOP EX-PAT DESTINATIONS

 

1. Canada

2. New Zealand

3. Australia

4. France

5. South Africa

6. Portugal

7. Spain

8. U.S.

9. United Arab Emirates

10. Singapore

11. Hong Kong

12. China

 

 

Expats also gave high marks to Canada's natural beauty, its healthcare system and its education standards.

There are currently more than 600,000 British expats living in the country.

 

New Zealand was second, followed by Australia, France and South Africa.

Of the 1,430 UK expats surveyed by NatWest International Personal Banking, more than half earned between £50,000 and £100,000 a year.

The biggest earners were in Hong Kong where almost half - 47 per cent - of UK expats had annual salaries of more than £100,000.

In contrast, only 5 per cent of those who have moved to Portugal earned in excess of £100,000.

Natwest PIB head Dave Isley said: 'Canada's excellent working conditions, financial security and peaceful reputation have pushed it into this year's pole position.

'It seems the pull of the beautiful Rockies, the Mounties and the marvellous taste of maple syrup is a real sticking point for British expats.'

 

Natural beauty: The Niagra Falls is on the Canadian border between Ontario and New York, U.S. The U.S. was only the eighth most popular destination for ex-pats

 

 

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1378747/Why-Canada-destination-British-expats.html#ixzz1K4ZPTCvK

if the conservatives win the election i will cry

I work with a Canadian; he travels to and fro every day.

 

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cool!

 

I DON'T UNDERSTAND

HARPER

MAJORITY

WHAT

CANADA IS SCREWED