I'm a Canuck.  That doesn't mean we live in igloos.?
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Several people at my church in Michigan are Canadians, including the 2 ministers. From my long and thoughtful conversations with Canadians I have found that Canadians are a very diverse group of people, yet are unified by a strong desire to remain separate from the US both politically and personally. As one Canadian put it " being a Canadian is like living in an apartment above a noisy drunk, an incredibly well armed drunk."
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Igloos inside are warmer than the outside, but this doesn't mean they are above 32ºF.  Since there is no wind inside, heat from the bodies is kept longer (there is little convection) and this creates a samll micro atmosphere inside the igloo. If the air inside goes above 32º, a small layer of ice from the walls can melt, this reduces the temperature close to the walls and again a layer of ice is formed giving back a bit of the internal heat lost during melting.
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I'm Canadian. That we aren't extremists in anything and are well known for our mediating.
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hi there,sorry i live in england but wish i lived down under! what with your gorgeous weather and your country doesnt let any old dick in..........sounds like heaven!!!\n\nits cold and wet here all the time,doesnt snow much.....used to when i was a kid but my kids havent seen proper snow.not like in austria or canada.....great talking to you xxx
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What do u call a chav eskimo in an igloo?\nInnit.
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It's not CANADA,but it might be CALGARY,cuz here in QUEBEC,we have no problems with that, When we do , they are usually from the states......
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never surfed.  never wanted to.  \n\nI grew up in the Yukon.  I'm suspicious of large bodies of water that aren't frozen.  ;-)
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You actually have seasons. \n\nWinter can be very cold and more snow than usual.
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No, of course not, they all live in iglooes and travel by dogsled.\nThey have to go out into the winter wasteland and kill their food so they can eat. They tend to live on whale, seals and polar bears, rats and rabbits.\nThey have no supermarkets, so they eat whatever is around such as leaves, pine needles and weeds, they tend to gather and graze on wild grasses.\nNone of them work because they tend to sit around drinking beer and ale.\nThey have never seen a computer or anything electronic because they still use the water wheel to generate power. All of this power is then used to make beer and ale.\nIn Canada it snows 11.5 months of the year and the snow is always at least 8 feet deep, during the .5 of a month that it is not snowing they wash their clothes and make beer and ale. \nThey still hunt for food using bows and arrows and spears, unfortunately the Canadians have not still discovered metal, so all of their weapons are made with sharpened stones. This presents great difficulty because all of the stones are under at least 8 feet of snow. \nOf course Canada is a developed country, we are just not as ignorant of the rest of the world as Americans.
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You dissing us eskimos or what?\n\nEdit:\n\nI was actually making a (semi-)serious point, there are people I know who would find that temperature either way too warm or way too cold, very easy to think that what you want is what everyone wants...
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great!  I have lived in Northern Ontario, Southern Ontario, the Toronto Area, Saskatchewan and Alberta.  So far every place I have lived is great.  You just have to learn to deal with the winter!
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You are eligible for citizenship.  You married a Canook citizen....Can't tell you where to go, but you are certainly eligible.\nOh & thanks for the thumbs down, whoever you are.
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I am a Canadian who has American roots, and have brothers and sisters in the States.  I also lived there for a couple of years.  Both countries have their up and down sides.  Medical treatment in Canada is far easier to obtain whether you are rich or poor. No one is denied treatment just because they cannot afford it.  Our social programs are better for those less fortunate. Freedom of speech is strongly endorsed and supported here, and we feel quite free to voice our opinions to our government.  Hate propaganda is not tolerated and carrying weapons will land you to jail.  The scenery is beautiful and if the cold weather bothers you there's always the west coast which rarely sees snow.  Although the crimes stats and drug problem has escalated in recent years it's still one of the safest countries to live in. Our peace keeping efforts are well known and respected around the world . In the past month our government has allocated a large amount of money towards tightening up our security to combat terrorism and our immigration laws are to be tightened up immensly.  We have realized that our immigration laws have been too lax and a much more vigilent screening process is being put in place.  I may be a little biased but my vote goes to Canada.
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well, it's great there, who cares about the winter? if other people can live there, why u couldn't? ya, it might be a bit cold and the winters may be bad, but i'm sure u can ski...well, enjoy it!!! i'd like to have the opportunity to go there too...
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I would,but Canadians are ineligible.
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no  I do not agree have you heard of canada buddy
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Not if you move to Northern Canada, and live in the wild. There are chain of lakes up there with plenty of wildlife and food sources. You could build a cabin, or maybe just find an abandoned one. It's real possible, unless your a sissy and have to live with Capitalism.