Quebec

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Here is a list of a few of the foods they serve at the Quebec Winter Carnaval:

Beaver Tails- dough pastries usually topped with cinnamon and sugar

BBQ treats- they have outdoor BBQ areas for people to get food, and one of the main things on the menu is a hot dog

Sugar Treats- There are "Sugar Shacks" set up. One of the main treats is Maple Taffy served on snow

Flapjacks- They have flapjack breakfasts with a western theme. They serve hot coffee, pancakes, and sausage.

They also have something called a Restaurant Partner's Campaign where restaurant owners can get together at a cocktail to serve sample hors d'oeuvres.

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Roughly speaking, Upper Canada became Ontario, and Lower Canada became Québec.

Toronto is the capital city of the Canadian province of Ontario. Charlottetown is the capital city of the Canadian province of Prince Edward Island. Quebec City is the capital city of the Canadian province of Quebec. Regina is the capital city of the Canadian province of Saskatchewan. Whitehorse is the capital city of Yukon territory in northern Canada.

A 16 year old can drive up to a 50CC with a provisional and i think a CBT, a 17 year old can drive up to a 125CC with provisional and CBT. People say putting "L" plates on the scooter replaces the need for a provisional license or CBT IT DOES NOT!!!!! most bikes can be restricted at a police station as I am lead to believe. Hope this helped

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Quebec city is located 2 hours and 30 minutes away from Montreal. Both cities are located in the province of Quebec, Canada.

Because Stalin was the Russian version of Chuck Norris, and it was his anthem. FYI, The Russian anthem is the Soviet Anthem with different lyrics.

Approximately 13 hours depending on speed.

lake Champlain

Quebec wants the French Language to be first and foremost in transactions, with English secondary.

Most Quebeckers, especially in the Montreal area speak English.

The predominence of French is due mostly to the presence of "Allophones", immigrants from other countries who speak neither French nor English and want to send their children to English speaking schools, as some of the more affluent French have also tried to do.

The Office de la Langue Française, (The French Linguage Office) has also noticed that some Montreal Anglophones were starting to put their signs in English in larger type than in French and some laws, such as Bill 101 were instituted.

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fr t g Freitag: prounced-- fry-tahg. (ahg ryming with hog)

German word for Friday. (tag = day)

Understanding the combination of letters in the German language:

Words with letter combination of "ie" is prounounced "e"

The letter combination of "ei" is pronounced "i"

Google Maps estimates the driving time as 6 hours and 14 minutes.

About 2.5 hours

air-a-oon I believe. 'w' usually pronounces 'oo' in Welsh.

"OAR-dough sah-LOO-tees"

The word 'pouchette' is of French origin. That means that it will have a French pronunciation, which in English sounds similar to 'pu-shet.'

1. We both have parades

2. Both of us play hockey.

3. Both eat meat pies (ours are not usually minced).

4. Both have French speakers (like me!).

5. Both cultures have people who eat poutine.

6. Both cultures have log-rolling (I have never heard about an English log-rolling song though).

It was built on Wissahickon Creek

Scheiße:

start off with a /sh/ sound as in "shoe"

then say the English word "ice"

depending on the context sometimes you say the final "e" and sometimes not. if so:

the end is pronounced "e" as in Edit

sh-ice-e simple way = shy-zuh

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