Quebec

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Any other time - fair game

The City of Toronto is in the Province of Ontario. The Province of Ontario is in Canada. Canada is in North America.

North America is in two hemispheres: the northern hemisphere and the western hemisphere.

The province of Quebec falls almost entirely within the Eastern Standard Time zone save for the smallest portion of it's eastern tip as well as half of Anticosti Island which fall in the Atlantic time zone, which is one hour advanced. i.e. If it is 6 p.m. in Montreal, it is 7 p.m. there.

Peanuts and cucumber and a hole keep of other stuff I cant remember

Yes, Ottawa is a city in the province of Ontario and also the capital of Canada.

Ottawa is at the Southeast of both Canada and the Ottawa Province the "state" in which it is located. It is directly West of Northern New York as well. The relative location would be more to one of the most Southern parts of Canada, and it is the capital.

Who knows probably someone who's last name has Quebec in it....................................

People in Quebec make a living by working for the government, paper mills, and mines.

Colonists disliked the Quebec Act because it canceled all of thier western land claims and it threatened a lot of their religious freedom. This act was also listed as one of te Intolerable Acts because of how they so despised this act.

Most of French speaking Quebecers do not speak English enough to have a decent conversation. Actually only 36.6%* of them are fully fluent in both languages but most of the people who work with the public like store clerks, police officers, receptionists are bilingual as it is a requirement to get the job so you will have no problem to get served in English but if you talk to ordinary people in the street it is more likely they won't be able to speak English.

*http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Official_bilingualism_in_Canada

You can also see here where people are mostly raised French-speaking to see where chances of people speaking English are higher or lower.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Quebec_langues.png

Also 40.6% of the population of Quebec are bilingual including English Quebecers and the numbers rise to 60% in Montreal so to further you go outside of Montreal the more your chances of finding bilingual people will decrease.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quebec#Language

They traded beaver fur. :-l

Assuming you straigten the edges, 20.34 times

No direct flights, so it depends entirely on the route/flight taken; probabaly upwards of 10 hours.

1 hour and 10 minutes.

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The British won, which is probably why Canada is not part of the United States

From Chicago, IL to Montreal, QC: Total Estimated Distance: 850.85 miles

The total direct flight time between Atlanta, Georgia, and Fort Lauderdale, Florida, is about 1h 47min. This does not include the amount of time you may spend waiting at an airport for a connecting flight. The flight distance is 941.42 km.

About 65,000 people go to Quebec City to celebrate Quebec's Winter Carnival.

the peninsula in northern quebec is ungava

95% of people in the provinces of Ontario and QuŽbec lived in the southernmost regions. The largest cities of Toronto and MontrŽal are located in the southern regions of the provinces.

75 seats in Quebec

The distance between the start point and the destination is 886km, (550.5 miles), and will take approximately 9 hours 12 minutes of driving time.

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