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Only if your plane is scheduled to land in Canada.

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The first Canadian city to have a subway was Toronto, and the second was Montreal.

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The Yukon and the Columbia

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Joseph Clarke the chauffeur for Governor Macpherson. Men where sent over from England to teach him. I don't know the year, but he was my great grandfather.

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up to 6 months

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From what I understand, family class applications (spouse, dependent children) are considered differently than other applicants. Check Immigration Canada's website under Family class.

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Canadian maple syrup can be bought at organic stores and mainly in Canada it is very rare to see in public stores but maybe you can just get lucky and find it some where else

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It depends on how hard you flap your arms.

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It depends on your route, but the approximate driving distance (using major roadways) is 182 miles / 292 km.

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A Greyhound bus ticket from Calgary to Edmontonwill cost approximately $35.85 - $53.00 depending on the fare type selected. The price of a bus ticket depends on the fare type purchased (example: refundable, non-refundable, return, one-way). Price confirmation can be obtained online or through your local Greyhound Operator.

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As of 2008 there are thirty (30) questions on the Alberta Learner's Permit test.

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currently the exchange is $0.96 USD for every Canadian $1.00

The Bank of Canada has a web site with converter for this

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well columbus the capital is a good place to visit i went there and i love it and maybe u should just drive till u r tired in ohio trust me u'll have alot of fun and better if u r with family

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Canada is a huge piece of land altogether, and it has many breathtaking landscapes. It really depends on what sort of climate you like most. For example, if you love being in the snow and the cold, then you might want to consider someplace near Quebec. If you like someplace where the climate is just about average, you may want to consider British Colombia. Most tourists that visit Canada go near the East Coast or the West Coast due to the spectacular scenery. Vancouver island is very popular as well as Whistler, if you are planning on going to BC (British Colombia). Lots of people head over to Banff national park and check out the Rocky Mountains. If big cities are your thing, you might like to go to the East Coast as Montreal and Toronto are very popular destinations. Either way, you will find amazing places all over the country the central praires and arctic included. If you are looking for a beautiful resort including spa pampering, beach, healthy food and great views then go for n Ocean Resort.

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A Canadian citizen can be born outside of Canada, live his or her entire life outside of Canada, and still remain a Canadian citizen.

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5 hours

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yeah, we live in igloos. NO, we live in a house that looks just like everyone elses. You know, typical house; roof, brick, door, windows...we also have little plastic houses right in the centre of the mountains and live on eating cow crap

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It depends on the route you take but the approximate driving distance (using major roadways) is 2,960 miles / 4,763 km.

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The SS Empress of Ireland left Quebec City on May 28, 1914, at 16:30/4:30 p.m. local time. The ship carried a total of 1,477 passengers and crew. It was struck by the Norwegian coal freighter SS Storstad the following morning at 2:00/2:00 a.m., in heavy fog. There were only 465 survivors from the collision and sinking. The final death toll was 1,012, of which 134 were children and 279 women.

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At that point in the war, and with victory certain, I don't think cost was a serious issue, really. I think Truman's highest priority was to end it as swiftly as possible. It's certain that his chosen method saved allied lives, and it may have been less costly in terms of human lives for the Japanese as well. The Japanese are a strong and fiercely loyal people; the campaign would probably have been prolonged more than we could have imagined. That a ground war would have been more "conventional" certainly doesn't imply that it would automatically have been the better choice.