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Re: Road Trip- Montreal to Vancouver

by kchadley 09 April 2012

That's pretty open-ended. You're looking at a minimum of about 4600 km from point A to point B; in eight days that's just under 600 km…
Re: What is

by bandraboy 08 December 2011

+If you'd gone to a series of Thanksiving dinners in the US 150 years ago, they wouldn't have been very homogeneous. They would have consist…
RE: winter roadtrip

by bosworth 23 November 2011

+Two of my friends recently moved back to London, Ontario from Lake Louise.+ Was Justine one of your friends?
RE: winter roadtrip

by aroundtheworld2005 22 November 2011

You can also make inquiries with hostels, some of them have a day use rate where they will allow you to use their showers and facilities.…
Re: Driving Vancouver to London, Ontario in January

by poppageorge 03 November 2011

make sure your tires are good get CAA IF YOU CAN SINCE WILL COME IN HANDY IF YOU BREAKDOWN ON THE TRIP.have all your auto belts gone over…
Re: Driving Vancouver to London, Ontario in January

by tanglefoot 29 October 2011

Having done some serious winter driving I would really hesitate to do your planned trip in Jan.You are in blizzard season and these folks…
RE: Driving Vancouver to London, Ontario in January

by RGM 29 October 2011

From Michigan to Kentucky, where I am right now staying overnight, Gas prices were about US$ 3.50 per US gallon. (US gallon = 3.78 liters)…
RE: Driving Vancouver to London, Ontario in January

by busman7 28 October 2011

Nothing wrong with traveling on the Trans-Canada in the winter, have done it a couple times. The reason to travel in the US is fuel price…
RE: Driving Vancouver to London, Ontario in January

by commachameleon 28 October 2011

I-90 seems to be the safer option; Highway one in Canada tends to get a lot of snow at this time of the year and people get stuck. This…
RE: Driving Vancouver to London, Ontario in January

by carracar 27 October 2011

If you have a reason to drop down to Eugene...The 126 to the US 20 to the I-84 at Ontario & on to Ogden UT. Then, I-80 to the I -94 at…
RE: Driving Vancouver to London, Ontario in January

by Wenceslasz 27 October 2011

I don't know anything about travelling through the states but I definitely agree with busman on the shovel, blankets, candles and food…
RE: Driving Vancouver to London, Ontario in January

by busman7 26 October 2011

Can't see any reason to detour up through snow country to Port Huron/Sarnia when one can just stay on I-94 to the Ambassador Bridge in…
Re: Driving Vancouver to London, Ontario in January

by RGM 26 October 2011

I agree with I-90 all the way to Chicago, it won't get you out of snow country but the Interstates are usually kept up very well. Once…
RE: Driving Vancouver to London, Ontario in January

by eurotrash 26 October 2011

The fastest way is taking I-90 all the way from Seattle to Chicago and then through Michigan to Ontario. Make sure you use I-405 to bypass…
Driving Vancouver to London, Ontario in January

by Sue_BC2010 26 October 2011

I'm driving from Vancouver, BC to London, Ontario at the start of January. I'm driving solo and haven't driven this far before - I just…
RE: What is

by Karlo 20 October 2011

If you'd gone to a series of Thanksiving dinners in the US 150 years ago, they wouldn't have been very homogeneous. They would have consiste…
RE: olympics

by pedro555 15 September 2011

Is that London ,England or London, Canada ?
Re: London, Ontario

by golfpro13 05 November 2010

If you're looking for a hotel, the Delta is fantastic, price is reasonable too. I booked recently through [Hotels London Ontario|http://ww…
RE: When to visit Chicago?

by Midwesterner 31 August 2010

Note that OP also mentions London, ON, Canada (and cross-posted on the Canada Branch) and seems to have that destination in mind for their…
When to visit Chicago?

by pinarelloman 30 August 2010

We are planning on visiting London, Ontario & Chicago next year. We would like to coincide our visit with a little snow so that we can…
When to visit Ontario?

by pinarelloman 30 August 2010

We are planning on visiting London, Ontario next year. We would like to coincide our visit with a little snow so that we can hopefully…
RE: Did you feel the earthquake in Ontario, P.Q, N.Y, Pa, Vt Oh?

by sir007 23 June 2010

Yes, felt like a minor shake here in London, ON. It's already on the news.
The Yukon on a shoestring: an adventure or a joke?

by iskandar_jamshyd 05 June 2010

While the ads proclaiming the Yukon "Larger than Life" show beautiful scenery, it seems to me that the only thing "Larger than Life" about…
RE: what's it like traveling on via rail?

by adambate 24 January 2010

I have done the Halifax, NS to London, ON trip a few times both ways. I agree with both nico08 and habsfan93. A few things to add: …
Re: London, Ontario-- give it a miss?

by BubbaK 13 August 2009

Thanks, all. Looks like no London. Either Stratford, if we go to a theatre performance (even with rather exopensive tickets, especialy…