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Originally posted by Sir TimothyThat is just the over flow from the draft dodgers south of the boarder back in the 70's....they are old now though....leave them have some peace and quiet ! No need to be calling them names 🙂 !
America's little retarded brother to the north!!!
Are you still all upset what happened to the yanks in halifax? 🙂 You will have to go to the sports section if you want to know more....The mods have a hairy if you talk sport in this forum, you can cuss and swear, just don't talk sports ....Go Figure !!! 🙂
Originally posted by Very RustyHey, Not So Rusty. Spent a few delightful weeks in Toronto on a business trip for Colgate Palmolive, quite awhile ago, and my son's
Canada, My home and native land. 🙂
men's league in MA still plays hockey in Montreal around the winter holidays... otherwise don't really know a whole lot aboot the place.
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Originally posted by Grampy BobbyMy brother lives in Ottawa, they have a canal there that freezes and they skate on it in the winter time. You can drive right into Montreal from Ottawa, I forget the name of the street, but you just drive along it and the street just turns into Montreal.
Hey, Not So Rusty. Spent a few delightful weeks in Toronto on a business trip for Colgate Palmolive, quite awhile ago, and my son's
men's league in MA still plays hockey in Montreal around the winter holidays... otherwise don't really know a whole lot aboot the place.
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They have quite a few gentlemens leagues around that area, in Ottawa & Montreal. The driving in Montreal is nuts, of course I suppose unless you are from there. It is a little more sane in Ottawa, but the speed signs just seem to be there as suggestions. 🙂
Originally posted by Very RustyWhy is it that panhandlers in Montreal often have a story that starts with "I'm going to Ottawa and ran out of gas...", even when there is no evidence of a car?
My brother lives in Ottawa, they have a canal there that freezes and they skate on it in the winter time. You can drive right into Montreal from Ottawa, I forget the name of the street, but you just drive along it and the street just turns into Montreal.
They have quite a few gentlemens leagues around that area, in Ottawa & Montreal. The driving in Mon ...[text shortened]... It is a little more sane in Ottawa, but the speed signs just seem to be there as suggestions. 🙂
Originally posted by widgetCanada and the US are each other's most important trading partner. Each day, more than a billion dollars of goods cross the border each way in trade.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=seYUbVa7L7w&feature=related
Interviewing "average" Americans about their northern neighbour
In general, Canadians know a great deal about the US. Why is it that in general Americans know so little about Canada?