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The average full time Radiologist in Canada should earn from $400,000 to $600,000 gross before some expenses. Expenses should be less than $50,000 and include malpractice insurance, conference leave, technology PACS at home etc. Probably leaves an average of about $500,000 pre tax.

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The two national languages of Canada are English and French. Learn either language. There are some words and phrases that are unique to certain regions but you learn those with time.

History. Canada is a place of trees, and was one of the first resources to be exported. The other was fish but fish does not warm your heart on a cold winters day like a maple fire, some maple syrup, or maple sugar cookies

Canada had just the right climate for maple syrup. To the south of us it was too warm, to the north too cold. As a result Canada quickly became a producer of Maple Syrup. It is a part of our culture dating back hundreds of years.

And that makes it a natural symbol for Canada.

The Canada Goose is important because it is a native bird. Like the loon, they play an important role in Canada's tourism industry. They are seen all around Canada, as they migrate to Canada every spring to lay their eggs. We respect them because even though they are not our national bird, they are treated as if they were.

They're not nocturnal, but they can stay up late at night and have been known to migrate at night if necessary.

On and near Mt. Washington. Central Vancouver Island.

Canadian Goose Liver is not very different than for any other species of Goose that we know of, which are non-toxic but very unappetizing, except in the case of Foie Gras. Foie Gras is a culinary name that translates to "fat liver" usually made from the Golden Goose. As far as Canadian Goose Liver, it is edible, but unappetizing at best. As a whole, however, goose liver is not often used as a main course.

yes in Lac Ste Anne lake in Alberta There still is

It will always be a matter of opinion what the "best" animal is, but I'm partial to the diving loon. This is a water bird with a very distinctive call that escapes predators by diving rather than flying away.

Others may vote for the moose (a very large and impressive deer-type mammal), the Canadian goose or the polar bear.

Nunavut has the largest surface area, but it also composed of islands.

As far as "solid" land mass, it would probably be Quebec.

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No. If you attempt to bring them across the border and are caught, you could end up in a lot of trouble.

depends on the size you are buying and the % (ie , skim, 1% , 2% etc) but usually under $5.00

Canada exports wheat to China and Japan

Maple syrup is made from the sugar extracted from the sap of a maple tree. Maple syrup is largely produced from the maple trees that grows from the north eastern part of North America.

The most popular whiskey in Scotland is The Famous Grouse.

Just about any major food store sells that

their main source of food was caribou, migratory water fowl, and fresh and dried salmon.

Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta are collectively known as Canada's "Prairie Provinces." Manitoba and Saskatchewan are generally where the wheat fields are located. Alberta is usually "cattle country."

Canadians grow large amounts of wheat, so they almost certainly make their own flour.