Questions/Misconceptions about Canada
#18
Yeah, we knew, but the 'others' may not have.
BTW I have relatives (Aunts, Uncles, and Cousins) in Canada. (History lesson) When my Grandparents, Dad, Aunt and Uncle immigrated from Germany as a family in 1950 they settled in Guelph, Ontario. My Grandparents and my Dad made it down here to the States and eventually settled near my Grandmother's Sisters and my Great Grandmother in Virginia.
BTW I have relatives (Aunts, Uncles, and Cousins) in Canada. (History lesson) When my Grandparents, Dad, Aunt and Uncle immigrated from Germany as a family in 1950 they settled in Guelph, Ontario. My Grandparents and my Dad made it down here to the States and eventually settled near my Grandmother's Sisters and my Great Grandmother in Virginia.
#21
Yeah, we knew, but the 'others' may not have.
BTW I have relatives (Aunts, Uncles, and Cousins) in Canada. (History lesson) When my Grandparents, Dad, Aunt and Uncle immigrated from Germany as a family in 1950 they settled in Guelph, Ontario. My Grandparents and my Dad made it down here to the States and eventually settled near my Grandmother's Sisters and my Great Grandmother in Virginia.
BTW I have relatives (Aunts, Uncles, and Cousins) in Canada. (History lesson) When my Grandparents, Dad, Aunt and Uncle immigrated from Germany as a family in 1950 they settled in Guelph, Ontario. My Grandparents and my Dad made it down here to the States and eventually settled near my Grandmother's Sisters and my Great Grandmother in Virginia.
#24
My Grandparents and my Dad moved down to the States when my Dad was a young teenager. My Aunt and Uncle were grown and married by that time so they stayed in Canada.
#25
We still play hockey on ponds and rivers. Growing up tons of families would build rinks in their back yards for their kids.
#26
It froze down here one winter back in the '80's when I was a kid, I believe 23 days in a row below freezing at one point. The pond behind the school froze a foot thick. We played hockey on the frozen pond in here in Texas. Not many people can say they've done that.
#27
Here is a photo of a couple guys from Edmonton who made this rink in 2004 I believe for their kids. How much you wanna bet the dads sat around, drank beer, and put a bunch of pucks into the neighbours houses.
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I have kin in Nova Scotia.
While US & Canadian taxes may be pretty equal and the salaries in Canada sound pretty good, the big difference is the cost of goods up there.
I know it is somewhat related to the value of currency but, it's always gives me paws.
Why don't you tell these boys what a new F-150 is going for up there so they can have an idea what I'm talking about.
While US & Canadian taxes may be pretty equal and the salaries in Canada sound pretty good, the big difference is the cost of goods up there.
I know it is somewhat related to the value of currency but, it's always gives me paws.
Why don't you tell these boys what a new F-150 is going for up there so they can have an idea what I'm talking about.
#30
I have kin in Nova Scotia.
While US & Canadian taxes may be pretty equal and the salaries in Canada sound pretty good, the big difference is the cost of goods up there.
I know it is somewhat related to the value of currency but, it's always gives me paws.
Why don't you tell these boys what a new F-150 is going for up there so they can have an idea what I'm talking about.
While US & Canadian taxes may be pretty equal and the salaries in Canada sound pretty good, the big difference is the cost of goods up there.
I know it is somewhat related to the value of currency but, it's always gives me paws.
Why don't you tell these boys what a new F-150 is going for up there so they can have an idea what I'm talking about.
F350 HD's go for 81,000