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16-Nov-2009 04:09
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northernpiano »
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20-Nov-2009 01:28
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northernpiano »
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I will be in Vancouver at the end of this month to watch a performance at the Burnaby campus of Simon Fraser University. I'm trying to find a decent restaurant in that area to go have a bite after the performance. Can anyone recommend one? It should have vegetarian choices but doesn't necessarily have to be entirely vegetarian. Thanks.
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15-Nov-2009 21:39
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thomasbohn »
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20-Nov-2009 03:00
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kathyh1919 »
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Hi!
My wife is going for a conference in Toronto in May and we are considering making a small holiday out of it. We normally like to do hikes in nature or similar, but since our last trip we are also now parents to a small girl - which might limit the adventure. However, we would like to have a few days tour into nature besides big city experience in Toronto. Could any of you advise on any ideas for nature experiences? We are considering renting a car to get around - and if it is worth driving after we are also willing to extend the holiday :-)
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15-Nov-2009 18:17
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17-Nov-2009 23:06
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yofletch »
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Hey all!my beloved liverpool r playin manchester city on saturday and i as wondering if theres anywhere in calgary city centre or on satellite tv that shows it?
cheers
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15-Nov-2009 06:25
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emza78 »
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16-Nov-2009 04:14
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thoughtpolice »
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Hey,
I'm just looking into doing a moose network tour to Banff/Jasper/Lake Louise. The last trip of the season sets off next saturday which would be the one I would have to get. Has anyone done the tour this late in the year? Or can let me know what that area is like nowadays, is it still worth doing the trip? Im not sure if I'll still be around next summer and don't really wanna miss out altogether!
Many thanks
Emma
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14-Nov-2009 16:40
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cjkelly1000 »
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21-Nov-2009 03:29
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xochitecatl »
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Hi guys,
Just wondering if you could recommend the best area to stay in during a two-day trip to Quebec City in January (yes, we know it will be freezing!).
Our interests include relaxing in cafes, restaurants and bar, strolling the city, some sightseeing and shopping and just generally soaking up a nice ambiance and culture.
Just as an idea, we are looking to stay in the Plateau in Montreal.
Thanks in advance!
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14-Nov-2009 06:53
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wildkiwis »
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18-Nov-2009 06:34
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chriscan »
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Hi,
Three of us are looking at staying in Banff from in early Jan. I am looking at booking a studio unit at Banff Rocky Mountain Resort, as it also has a full kitchen so can self - catering. I am wandering if anyone has stayed here and what your opinion of it is? Also if there would be anywhere else anyone could recommend. Our buget would be about $120/night.
Thanks
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14-Nov-2009 04:13
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pgalbreath »
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16-Nov-2009 22:55
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zberman »
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My wife and I just arrived in Tofino (Nov 13) and it is amazing. We have six days to mostly relax but also want to get some really good food (not too fancy or expensive) and experience this part of Vancouver Island. What and where should we go. I have heard great things about the hot springs, any thoughts on that one?
Thanks
Paul
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12-Nov-2009 08:52
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jones99999 »
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12-Nov-2009 08:54
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jones99999 »
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hi
i am heading to southern US, likely florida state parks, for feb or march 2010. for 4 weeks,
i have been down there 7 times with my family for 5 weeks each time. this year my wife is in college and kids are to old to pull out of school,
so,
any males, or m/f couples interested in a road trip?
share costs, i have a chevy extended cab truck with capper. tonnes of camping gear. likely be 200 gas to split, then camping is 20/night to split, pretty cheap holiday. if you want to do the theme parks we can work that in as well.
room for bicycles.
leaving sarnia ontario (west of london)
i know some great parks. we could work on an agenda together.
male 42
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12-Nov-2009 05:26
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Very_toight »
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17-Nov-2009 12:07
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Francois »
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Hi,
Does anyone know where in Asia (I'm thinking S. Korea, Shanghai, maybe even Vladivostok) it is possible to catch a ship over to Vancouver?
Has anyone done this? Can you advise me of some websites to look at to get more info, such as prices.
thanks
VT
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12-Nov-2009 02:17
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struw »
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14-Nov-2009 09:20
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Ogie_Ogilthorpe »
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I'm contemplating a last-minute jaunt to St. John's (from Saskatoon, via Halifax) next week (18th-21st-ish November). I'd only be there a couple days, so my main plan is just to wander around and enjoy the city (although if anyone has any more specific suggestions, I'm glad to hear them!). One specific item I have in mind, though -- I have a long-standing interest in fiddle/folk music and would like to hear some of it live if possible. Where would be some good places to check out?
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11-Nov-2009 07:28
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yellowknife »
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15-Nov-2009 01:04
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yellowknife »
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i have a police record from 5yrs ago ,and i would like to work in canada the conviction was for harassment and a caution for perverting the course of justice, ive been told that anything over 5yrs will not stop me ....from working there.....IS THIS TRUE
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10-Nov-2009 16:09
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pulp2 »
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19-Nov-2009 14:14
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cjkelly1000 »
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Hi...
I'm gonna be heading over to vancouver in early Jan from australia on a WHV...,
just no of questions...........................
1. Is the city much much bigger than brisbane?
2. I'm a huge fan of basketball..., anywhere i can just play some pick up games? any particularly popular courts..?(outdoor/indoor)
3. Do WHV ppl have any restrictions in regards to working..., I believe that ppl that are coming to australia on WHV can only work for 6 months per company while staying in aust., same in canada for those who r on WHV?
4. for those who have gone over there on a WHV - On first arrival..., did you organise a sharehouse or a place to live before arrival.., or did you check into a backpackers/hotel first then search for a sharehouse after you've arrived there?
5. we don't really have 'tipping' system here in brisbane... is it compulsory? and how much is an approperiate...
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10-Nov-2009 08:12
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Sienna221 »
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17-Nov-2009 18:57
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rainboy »
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I am going to be up living in Vancouver for 6 weeks working for the Olympics. I am trying to find a place to live right now. I am not really familiar with Vancouver at all as I have never been there and don't really have any friends or family that know too much about the different areas. I want to live in a young area with good bars, cafes, live music...(I know, this same question and description have been asked before, sorry!) The woman who hired me mentioned the neighborhoods Burnaby and North Shore, North Vancouver (I'm not sure if those are the same thing).
Any advice would really help!
Thanks so much!
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10-Nov-2009 04:50
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GoatWhisperer »
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15-Nov-2009 20:42
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andybox »
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Hi there , i had a DUI conviction 2 years ago in Australia, it was low range and i only recieved a fine and 1 months Licence suspension. I am contemplating a trip to Canada in May next year and am concerned i will not be allowed in. I have dual citizenship British/Australian and have no convictions that could be traced through my British passport, I am thinking of using my British passport to enter Canada, has anyone else tried this ? . I know this is a dodgy question but i am concerned that a minor offence ( i know this is a subjective viewpoint ) could stop me from coming to visit .
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10-Nov-2009 02:30
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jo7043 »
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17-Nov-2009 03:58
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kathyh1919 »
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We have only a matter of hours in Toronto from 4pm for the night and would like to go up the CN tower.
Please can someone reccommend a reasonable B & B or hotel with parking ?
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