how often do you go to canada?
117312
Just went.  Need something?
982943
it depends...how often do you skate?have you been to any skateparks?are you comitted to skating?
1009944
I've also been in canada and I really loved it. my trip began in london,ontario and ended in vancouver,B.C. I loved ontario very \nmuch but I didn't find manitoba and saskach...quite interesting.alberta is definitely awesome and B.C. too.edmonton,\nalberta, is a great city and has one of the largest shopping centers in the world.I found the people of canada very kind and polite and I did like them very much.my sincere regards and respect for the canadians and their great land.
239835
You just cross over the boarder into British Columbia, going thru Canadian Customs. Just make sure you have some photo ID on you. Have fun!
793119
I have been to Canada many many times for my business and my husband used to work in Trois River.  I love Canada and I do think their system is much better than the system we have in the US.  I would love to live in Canada except for one thing:  it is too darn cold up there and I love the USA.  The USA has gotten off on the wrong foot the past 15 or so years but I have faith we can get back on track after the next presidential election.
1088304
Depends on the day. My maximum is at least 9 times (I don't have an exact count...I lost track). I often have days with 4 or more times. My average lately is 2-3 times a day, but some days are more active than others.
599833
you ultimately will have to have a passport for travelling to Canada by sea or air by the end of 2006 and for land crossings as well by the end of 2007. check with travel.state.gov for updated requirements. for staying in canada, check with the canadian authorities at www.canadianembassy.org.
978931
Two times a year but only on off season. My hubby and I usually go to the beach in Jan. for our anniversary for the weekend. We also take one family trip also. I clip coupons and save everything I would of had to spend. We have been to Disney 3 times this way.
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STOP...  it's a total SCAM!!!  Don't do it.  the key is they say u bring 600 Canadian $$$.  Find a direct # to the location then call to verify all the infomation.  If you do anything... don't send them the money, you'll be out 600 Canandian $$$.
427734
Well the short answer is NO there isn't a minimum period that you must stay in the Canada before re-entering, however, there is a catch.\n\nThe border officer has full discretion of whether or not to allow you to enter the US again. If he/she suspects that you have a defacto residence in the US you will be denied entry ( basically you need to have a valid reason for you to be there for so many months, remember that you are a visitor and can't work)\n\nHope that answered your question
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Depends on what class you go in as, although it is easier that many being an American because you don't need entry visas and can apply within Canada.  \n\nYou can come in as a visitor, and, before 6 months is up (I would say at 3) apply to be a long term visitor - you do this in 6 months time periods.  But - you can't leave the country and you can't work or have access to health care without paying for it and should buy travel insurance.  If you leave the country for any reason on a visitor permit, the clock stops and you would need to reapply starting at day one again.  Anyway, after a year as a visitor, you can apply for Permanent Residency, but that takes around a year, and there is no guarantee they will accept you.  You need to pass a physical, various security checks (State, FBI and military clearance - if applicable - is needed) and if you have children, you need to provide medicals, etc., on them too.  The medicals you take are done by specific doctors, not one you choose.  So basically, you need to be able to support yourself without earning money for about 2 to 3 years if you do it this way.\n\nYou can also go in on Points for the combination of education, age, whether you have both official languages, family here, that sort of thing.\n\nYou can come in as a Student, or on an employment visa and eventually apply.\n\nIf you are married to or living with a Canadian citizen, you can come in under the spousal class.  This is probably the easiest way.\n\nFor all of these you need a valid US Passport as one of your identifications (and you must have that).\n\nI know this because my common law spouse just became a permanent resident here (he's an American).
965081
I've only been to mexico.\n\nOh, and Grand Cayman (for a couple hours, on a cruise).\n\nI hope to see canada, some day.
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CANADA AND NEVER COME BACK
687893
As often as you can afford it.
594926
I was unaware Canadians hated US people, with exception to the French Quarter. I was in Canada and was treated very kindly by almost everyone I met. They are the most, laid back, easy going people I have ever seen and just being around them reduces stress. I don't agree with what you stated but I am sure people have had other experiences. Mine were wonderful and I really want to go back. It was the best vacation I ever had, eh?. Thank you for asking, eh?
274261
where in canada? Its a big country.
989791
You should do whatever makes you happy.  With that said, I think Canada is the best country in the world.  I'm a proud Canadian.  Every country has its' issues, Canada included, but the pros definitely outweight the cons.  I've traveled to other countries, and I currently live in the States, but to me, there's no place like Canada.  Our society as a whole is more welcoming and open to other cultures, than many other societies.  We're a humble and modest people,  our quality of life is excellent, and really, you can't get Tim Horton's in the UAE. :)