Britain saw their North American possessions as liabilities. They cost more money than they produced and put Britain into conflict with the increasingly powerful United States.

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Usually the Mooshead brewery over powers it.. Once you're here for a bit, you don't notice it much..

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It really depends on the area of the city you're in. If you're down near the harbor, the smell of the filthy Saint John River overpowers anything else. In my opinion, it really wouldn't smell like a paper smell unless you were standing next to the mill itself.

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New Brunswick doesn't have an official gemstone, though there has been harvesting of emeralds and opals throughout the Province.

519 kilometers - it should take slightly more than 5 hours to drive.

http://www.bayferries.com/route_schedule/ as you will note, the scheduele is pretty good.

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The odds are slim to nil. I believe IKEA requires a certain population base, which the greater Moncton area does not have.

Settlers from France were the first Europeans to settle in the land they called "Acadia". These people became known as Acadians. Acadia was the name the French gave to what we now know as Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, and parts of New Brunswick, the Gasp

Concordia Stingers finished first in the round robin. We beat Dalhouse Tigers in the semi-finals 4-1 but we lost in the National Championship game 2-0 Ryan

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Fredericton (population app. 45,000) is the capital of the Canadian province of New Brunswick.

New Brunswick, along with Canada West (Ontario), Canada East (Quebec), and Nova Scotia, joined altogether in the year 1867 to form the Dominion of Canada.

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New brunswicks population is around 950,874 people

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James Bay, called Baie-James in French, touches Ontario and Quebec. It is a southern extension of Hudson Bay in northern Canada.

New Brunswick's motto - Spem Reduxit (Latin, lit; "Hope Restored") - spoke of the Loyalists' return to life under the British crown and refusal to give in to the Yankees.

If you go on the following link this is the service Canada job bank: http://jobbank.gc.ca/prov_en.aspx?Student=No

the decided to join by thinking about the rail ways and were they are in canada. manny many more !

if i have read this correct, your new motor in your 92 Buick skylark is over heating, ? you have replaced the thermostat, (as a new motor would have) & hoses & radiator.. well that's about it.

have you checked & replaced (if neccasary) your water pump? this is important as it pumpes the hot water from the engine, & into the radiator, where it is cooled.

also check your fan, is it an electric fan, or is it a viscous clutch fan, attached to the engine? if it is electric, it is easy to check it, there will be a switch, usually close to the temp sender, unplug it, if it is a NO switch, you will need to earth your wire & the fan will go, if it is NC it will start as soon as you remove the wire. it is possible that your swith could be faulty.

it maybe that it is not your engine that is overheating, but a faulty sender or gauge.

if your new motor didnt come with a new thermostat, it probably didnt come with a new temperature sender either, i am not sure where this is located on a Buick engine, but normally around the thermostat, an easy way to check it is to remove the cable & attach it to earth, then your temp gauge in the car should go all the way up as hot as it can,, this means your gauge is fine, replace your sender.

it is possible that the wire may not have been re-attached when transplanting the engine, in which case, your temp gauge wont work properly either.

this works for a NO temp sender, which is the most common.

NO = normally open

NC = normally closed

these are electrical terms for the type of circuit, NC means that the wire is always earthed, until it switches, then by removing the earth, it turns the switch on,, more common on toyotas than buicks

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Although rattlesnakes are very rare in these parts, they do exist during the Spring and Summer months.

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